Question

Помогите написать про любого поэта 15 предложений на английском языке. Интересные моменты из жизни поэта.

Answer 1

Sergei Esenin is the great Russian lyricist. Much of his works is poetry and lyrics about everyday life and household of peasants. He was born in September 21, 1895 in the Ryazan province, the Konstantinovka village. That is why his works mostly devoted to love to his country and its people. Sergei’s parents were quite poor, so the young man was not flush with money and pampered.

From the earliest days of the writing Esenin includes in works such themes as homeland and revolution. For the first time his verses ("Birch", "Blacksmith", etc.) were reported in press in January 1914. Since December, 1914 the poet surrendered himself to completely to art, lost a job and write all day. The art world becomes more complicated, multidimensional, and biblical imagery and Christian motifs plays a large part. The most famous works are: "The black man", "Anna Snegina","Pugachev", "Goodbye my friend, goodbye...", "Hooligan's confession", "Letter to women"

Answer 2

Gaidar Arkady Petrovich was born on January 9, 1904 in the family of a teacher in Lgov. He spent his childhood in Arzamas. Arkady Petrovich graduated from infantry courses, and when the first world war and his father was taken to the soldiers, a month later he escaped from home to go to his father's front. Ninety kilometers from Arzamas he was detained and returned. Later, at the age of fourteen, he met the Bolsheviks and in 1918 volunteered for the Red army. He was physically strong and tall guy, and after some hesitation he was accepted into the courses red commanders. He had to fight in Ukraine, on the Polish front, and in the Caucasus. Fourteen and a half years he was in command of Petlura on the front of a company of cadets, and at seventeen was the commander of a separate regiment for the fight against banditry. Since the civil war Arkady Petrovich was characterized by cruelty, suffered from drinking, he was often tormented by nightmares. His child psyche could not stand the atrocities of the Civil war. 
In December 1924 Gaidar left the army due to illness after injury and concussion. He began to write books. In this case, his assistants were K. Fedin, M. Slonimsky and S. Semenov, who dealt with him every line, criticized him and explained the basics of literary mastery. 
In the autumn of 1932 Gaidar decided to settle in Moscow. In those days, he was still little known and not rich