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Among other children playing
She resembles a frog.
A thin shirt tucked into his panties,
Reddish curls rings
Are scattered, the mouth is long, the teeth are crooked,
Facial features are sharp and ugly.
Two boys, her peers,
The fathers bought a bike.
Today boys, not rushing to dinner,
They drive around the yard, forgetting about her,
She runs after them on the trail.
Someone else's joy is just like your own,
It torments her and breaks out of her heart,
And the girl rejoices and laughs
Overwhelmed by the happiness of being.

No shadow of envy, no evil intent
This creature does not yet know.
Everything in the world is so immeasurably new to her,
Everything that is dead to others is so alive!
And I don't want to think while watching
That there will be a day when she, crying,
He will see with horror that among her friends
She's just a poor ugly girl!
I want to believe that the heart is not a toy,
It is hardly possible to break it suddenly!
I want to believe that this pure flame,
Which burns deep in it,
All his pain alone will get over
And the heaviest stone will melt!
And even if her features are not good
And she has nothing to seduce the imagination, -
Infant grace of the soul
Already shines through in any of her movements.
And if so, what is beauty
And why do people deify her?
She is a vessel, in which there is emptiness,
Or a fire flickering in a vessel?

Analysis of the poem "Ugly Girl" by Zabolotsky

The topic of differences between external and internal beauty is raised in the works of poets of different times, and it may sound for a long time. In his poem "Ugly Girl" Nikolai Zabolotsky describes his appearance the main character without the use of metaphors and hyperboles - he writes what he sees: "facial features are sharp and ugly", "the mouth is long, the teeth are crooked." This is a simple little girl in a leaky shirt, different from her peers in appearance, which the layman would call bad, ugly and repulsive.

But in contrast to the external "ugliness", the author of the work subtly notices its character, its inner beauty, the very fire that burns inside the vessel and the one that is true beauty. Zabolotsky notes that someone else's joy for a girl, just like her own, she still does not divide everything that surrounds her into her own and someone else's. She is pure in her childish naivety, and with her work the author seems to ask the reader to pay attention to the beauty inside, and not to the outside.

Reflecting on what awaits the girl in the future, the author notes with bitterness that over time, growing up, the poor child will understand that among her peers she is just a “poor ugly girl” who will be teased or made friends out of pity. What stands out is that more attention is paid to the exterior, and not to the soul and heart, that in the modern world, even to the author, what is outside is valued much more than what is inside. And yet the poet hopes that he will not desecrate even other people's ridicule. pure soul and the dirty world will not fill the heart with vices and envy. He discusses the topic of what beauty is - an empty vessel, or fire flickering in a vessel.

The portrait of a child is created by Zabolotsky not with the help of metaphorical descriptions, the author resorts to clear epithets: "thin shirt", "rings of curls", etc. However, reflecting on the theme of feelings, and then the future of an ugly girl, metaphors begin to appear - "seized by the happiness of being", "... joy, just like her own, torments her and bursts out of her heart", "infant grace of the soul."

The poem can be attributed to the elegy genre, since its author discusses one of the eternal philosophical questions - what is true beauty. The predominant mood of the piece is sad. The size of the poem is iambic pentameter. Submitted by different types rhymes - parallel, circular, cross. There are both female and male rhymes.

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Is it a vessel, in which there is emptiness, / Or a fire flickering in a vessel?

Is it a vessel, in which there is emptiness, / Or a fire flickering in a vessel?

From the poem "Ugly Girl" (1955) by the Soviet poet Nikolai Alekseevich Zabolotsky(1903-1958):

And even if her features are not good

And she has nothing to seduce the imagination, -

Infant grace of the soul

Already shines through in any of her movements.

And if so, what is beauty

And why do people deify her?

She is a vessel, in which there is emptiness,

Or a fire flickering in a vessel?