THE CO-SOUNDING OF THE TOPIC OF LOVE TO THE NATURE IN THE POEMS OF KIM SOVOLYA AND VYACHESLAV LEE

This very article considers the poetics of the poet of Korea Kim Sovol and Uzbekistan's poet Vyacheslav Lee. There are seen the characteristic features in the co-sounding and the transference of the topic of love to the Mother-land. The beginning of 20 th century for Korea is a period of active participation in the peace- ful processes. The aggressive policy of Japan towards Korea and therefore the freedom-based actions have be- come as the birth of new tendencies in the development of the Korean poetics. It begins to sound new motives, calls for freedom, justice, creates the image of a hero-man of modern times, is searching for consonant ideas, imaginative means of expressing artistic forms. And although poetry is filled with new elements and content, its main themes continue to be the deprivation of their native land, the despair and hopelessness of the people. One of the prominent representatives of Korean poetry in the first half of the XX century. Kim Sowol is the pseudonym of the poet with whom he entered the history of Korean literature. The sable consists of two hiero- glyphs – «co» and «will». The first means simplicity, unpretentiousness, the second – the moon. This clearly shows the position of the poet to be naturally simple, direct, i.e. it is such qualities that should determine the path of the true artist of the word. The analogy of the topic of love to the nature in the poetics of Kim Sovol is seen clearly in the poetics of famous modern author Vyacgeslav Lee. He is an author of the poetic works such «the leaves of time», «Under the view of the destiny», and many other works, poems and tales, which are published in the magazines of «the star of the oriental world», «Kore Saram», in the compilation of stories in Uzbekistan, Russia, Korea. The lyrics of Vyacheslav Lee is various, though the topic of love to the motherland is for sure seen as a prevailing topic here, and the second issue is the love to the motherland-Uzbekistan, regarding the works of Vyacheslav Lee.