HEXAMETER IN "THE MYSTERIOUS DROP" BY F. GLINKA (POETIC TRANSPOSITION OF THE "PATER NOSTER")
Journal: Problemy Istoriceskoj Poetiki (Vol.9, No. 6)Publication Date: 2011-11-29
Authors : Kozlov I. V.;
Page : 79-85
Keywords : Glinka; the Bible; apocryphal story; prayer; poetry; hexameter;
Abstract
The author focuses on the last large work by F. Glinka The Mysterious Drop (1861) dedicated to the matters of religion. Special features of the poetic version of the apocryphal story about the Penitent Thief are analyzed here. The conclusion is that the semantic core of the poem is the Lord's Prayer made in hexameter. This meter is used nowhere else in the polirhythmic structure of the poem. A rhymed prayer with rhythmic accents plays a special harmonizing role in the artistic concept of the universe.
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