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There is so much kindness and trust in the world ... And when you find out that it was this person who wrote the famous words “well, friendship begins with a smile”, then as if puzzles are developing. You immediately understand why this children's song is immortal, and why this person had so many friends. Mikhail Plyatskovsky, the famous poet-songwriter on November 2, would have turned 85 years old.

He lived only 55, but how much he managed over the years! Wrote more! And many, it seems, will always be loved, because they combine talent, sincerity and timeless values. There was something special in his work, like a jewel-inseparable. Probably, this kindness, openness to the world. Maybe this character was forged that childhood was very difficult. Mikhail Spartakovich Plyatskovsky was born in the year in the mining city of Enakievo Donetsk region in a Jewish family.

Cruel trials fell to the boy - the flight with his mother from the city before his occupation by the Nazis during the Great Patriotic War, life in a foreign land in cold and hunger, survival and illness that pursued him all his life. Yes, and the return to the hometown of Enakievo turned out to be joyless: the father did not return from the war ... This became the pain of Mikhail Plyatskovsky for life.

And although the mother worked at a candy factory, Mikhail’s childhood could not be called sweet. Maybe in those difficult years, he learned to warm up and warm his smile and appreciate life and love above. In the year, Plyatskovsky graduated from the Literary Institute. Very soon after this, the poet gains popular fame. The song “Lada”, which was created together with Vladimir Shainsky, brought him popularity.

After a short time, Lada after she was performed by Vadim Mulerman, she became a real hit of her time. Plyatskovsky then survived the rapid creative and career rise. In a short period of time, he became one of the leading songwriters of the USSR. Often, songs were created during general creative trips. Mikhail Plyatskovsky generally traveled a lot, loved the extreme north very much, from all the trips he brought new songs.

On trips appeared, for example, “The Volga falls into my heart”, “I will take you to the tundra”, “Bamov’s waltz”. Poems were born with him easily and beautifully. The memoirs of Vyacheslav Dobrynin were preserved, as one of the hits appeared in his presence. The composer was returning with the Ugatskovsky family from a suburban trip, and they stopped on the side of the road to buy Malina's grandmothers.

Plyatskovsky simply bent to a ripe berry, and then he muttered and hummed something all the way. When we arrived at home, the song "Berry Raspberry" was ready! Many poetic lines of the Plyatskovsky became aphorisms. At least these: "A friend in trouble will not abandon, he will not ask too much, this is what a true faithful friend means." Or these: “Share your smile, and it will return to you more than once” ...

This is a rather rare case in creative unions to create songs, but everyone loved to work with Plyatskovsky. They said that cooperating with him is a complete pleasure. Composer Mark Fradkin even gave his characteristics of the personality of Mikhail Spartakovich. According to him, not every poet manages to write such verses that carry musical imagery. After all, the rhythm of words is very important when writing music to them.

Apparently, Mikhail Plyatskovsky was generally a slight person.

Biographers note that he was always surrounded by friends. His family life was also great. Mikhail married the year. With his wife Lydia, he lived until his death. In marriage, two years after the wedding, they had a daughter Natalya. The girl decided to follow in the footsteps of her father and also tied her life with literary work. Natalya took a pseudonym - ZAZHOVA, so that she would not be compared with the famous parent.

The house was always full of friends: Poets, composers, and artists loved to visit the Plyatskovsky. The hospitality and atmosphere of festival reigned here. Mikhail Plyatskovsky never considered himself a specifically children's poet, but, according to his daughter’s memoirs, it was the song “Smile” that he considered his greatest creative success. And, indeed, the words of the song that adorned the Soviet cartoon “Racon’s baby” gave an important life truth to more than one generation: “From a smile, a gloomy day is bright, from a smile in the sky the rainbow will wake up.

Share your smile, and it will return to you more than once ... ”On this wonderful note, you could finish this small essay, and, as a rule, they do so. But it would be unfair on the day of the Flight of the Plyatskovsky not to say about one more. Yes, he was a wonderful poet-songwriter, wrote fairy tales for children, worked for the theater. And this is widely known.

But he was also a poet, one of the major poets of the second half of the twentieth century. And in this capacity, many of us have yet to open it. Read at least in these lines, and you will see another, little -known Mikhail Plyatkovsky: "I am inclined to the water of the spring, as if I kiss Russia."And with these lines, a thin lyricist, deep and piercing, will forever recover you into his chamomile Rus': “The fogs are white over the lace oak, and it seems special to the infusion of honey grasses.

How sweet the air of the Motherland is: I breathe - I do not breathe. And in the river, chamomile Rus' is reflected. "