Предмет: Литература, автор: exojrsta

выполните анализ стихотворения М. Цветаевой «Ошибка» по плану:
-тема
- идея
-художественные средства( эпитет , метафора,сравнение,риторические восклицания , олицетворение )
-при помощи каких образов автор описывает лирическую героиню ?
назовите основные черты этих образов.

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Автор ответа: nurkebekk

Ответ:

Тема стихотворения, о пагубности желаний человека. "Нельзя мечту свою хватать руками,

Нельзя мечту свою держать в руках!" Идея в том, что человек не может получить все, что захочет. Художественные средства сравнение, метафора, олицетворение. Героини как таковой нет. Мы не слышим ничего, что могло бы адресоваться ей. Не внешний вид, не кто она такая, мы не знаем. Лишь в конце звучит чье-то имя - Чародей.

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