Svetlana Shuvalova biography

AUEZOV »Akimat of the city of Ust - Kamenogorsk Head: Aitpaeva Alla Vladimirovna, Teacher of Russian Language and Literature, neither poetry nor literature exist on their own: they grow on their native soil and can be understood only in connection with the entire native country. Here, dozens and even hundreds of magnificent poets and writers have been born, live and create. The cultural life of our region is striking in intensity and diversity.

And this amazing world of poetry, painting, and theater of eastern Kazakhstan attracts me irresistibly. I am happy to discover the work of poets and writers living next to me. Not so long ago, at one of the creative meetings in the Central City Library, I was lucky to personally get acquainted with Ruslan Basnukaev, whose work previously prompted me to write an essay. Immediately my acquaintance with an interesting person and poet, Svetlana Shuvalova, took place.

Interest in the person was caused by the desire to learn about the fate and work of the poetess and writer. Svetlana Filippovna was born in Ukraine. But all her conscious life she lives in Ust-Kamenogorsk. It was here that her labor and creative life began. Svetlana Shuvalova graduated from a music school.

The labor biography of the poetess is diverse. In Soviet times, she worked in kindergartens, cultural houses, music schools and was a singer in a church choir. I met a perestroika in a white coat - as a nurse of one of the city hospitals. The cherished dream of Svetlana Filippovna was the dream of the theater, from her childhood she represented herself on stage.

But life ordered in its own way. She did not become an artist, fate was prepared for her to become a musician, to write poetry. As the poetess herself says, she began to compose at the age of 11. The theme of poems was everything: weather, nature, first love. At 15, Svetlana Filippovna decided to send her poem to Mikhail Chistyakova. And after a couple of weeks, her first publication appeared in the Rudny Altai newspaper.

In the 60s - the E, Svetlana Shuvalova, a participant in the Koster literary club, which was organized on the initiative of M. Chistyakov and was subject to him directly. The lyrics of Svetlana Filippovna are reflections on good, the meaning of life, overcoming difficulties, these are touching, taking lines about loneliness, expecting love, partings and meetings, these are landscape sketches, imbued with love for all living things.

The theme of the Motherland in the work of S. Shuvalova is inseparable from the theme of nature. The poem “I am my own” by its name emphasizes the unity of the author with the already become native land. Svetlana Shuvalova admits that the city in which she has been living for a long time “has become a loved one since childhood” and that in her native land “everything is infinitely expensive, everything is cute ...”.

Svetlana Filippovna is a thin nature that delights and inspires the beauty of the nature of the native land. Here "... in the steppes of the endless ... The ghostly flickers, silvering ... gray -haired featherweight." Everything is expensive for the author in their native land: “the vastness of the sky and the steppe open, Ivan da Marya, and frying, and mint, and strawberries at the foot of the mountains in its poems“ flirts with the wind of St.

John's wort, grasshoppers in the violins of life play the day-day of the line of the line of Svetlana Shuvuvova, draw familiar and dear to fellow countrymen of the poets Pictures of native nature. The discovery for me was the prose of Svetlana Filippovna. Her autobiographical story “Do not close the curtain, gentlemen! The story struck me with its sincerity, frankness, spiritual abode of the writer.

She creates realistic pictures of life of the 10ths of the last century, about which I have read a lot and know from my parents. Svetlana Shuvalova writes with pain about how ordinary people had to survive, how it happened to step over his conscience for the sake of family and children. And although the author says that in difficult times there were no up to poems, they were not born.

No life difficulties stop creativity. The story is very unusually built: prose is interspersed with poetry. In each chapter there is a poem that continues the heroine’s thoughts in an emotional interpretation. This story made me think about what my parents, relatives and fellow countrymen passed. As it was poor and hungry for many, how people found different ways to survive in the “dashing” 90s.

I am delighted with the fate and work of Svetlana Shuvalova. Despite difficult times in life, she never stopped writing. She always found the strength, inspiration and the desire to live, work, and create. The poetry of Svetlana Filippovna found a response in my soul. For me, the poems of the poetess were very close to me, in many of them I found myself. The site administration is not responsible for the content of the article.