Question

ПОЖАЛУЙСТА СРОЧНО Восстановите строфу стиха состоящую из 2предложений(слова перепутаны,формы слов не изменены). Кто его автор? Дайте синтаксическую характеристку предложений. Назовите изобразительные средства языка, которые использовал поэт Черемуха, поле, в, цвету, к, снегом, склоняясь, сыплет, грачи, в, ходят, росе, в, зелень, и , полосе, побегам

Answer 1

Сыплет черемуха снегом,
Зелень в цвету и росе.
В поле, склоняясь к побегам,
Ходят грачи в полосе.

автор Есенин

Answer 2

Poem Reconstruction and Author Identification

The given stanza is as follows: "Черемуха, поле, в цвету, к снегом, склоняясь, сыплет, грачи, в ходят, росе, в зелень, и, полосе, побегам."

To reconstruct the stanza, we need to rearrange the words and correct their forms. After reordering and correcting the forms, the stanza becomes: "Черемуха в цвету, поле к снегом склоняясь, сыплет грачи в росе, в зелень и полосе побегам."

The author of this stanza is not mentioned in the given information. To identify the author, we would need more context or information about the poem or the specific work it is from.

Syntax and Figurative Language

The reconstructed stanza consists of two sentences. Let's analyze the syntax and identify the figurative language used by the poet.

1. "Черемуха в цвету, поле к снегом склоняясь, сыплет грачи в росе" - This sentence follows a subject-verb-object structure. The subject is "черемуха" (cherry blossom), the verb is "сыплет" (scatters), and the object is "грачи" (rooks). The sentence describes how the cherry blossom scatters rooks in the dew.

2. "в зелень и полосе побегам" - This sentence lacks a clear subject and verb. It consists of prepositional phrases that describe the location or movement. The phrases "в зелень" (into the greenery) and "полосе побегам" (along the stripe of shoots) provide additional details about the scene.

The poet, using figurative language, describes the cherry blossom in bloom, the field covered in snow, and the rooks scattering in the dew. The use of figurative language adds vividness and imagery to the stanza. Some of the figurative devices used in this stanza include:

- Personification: The cherry blossom is personified as it scatters the rooks. - Imagery: The poet creates visual images of the cherry blossom, the field covered in snow, the rooks, the dew, and the greenery.

Unfortunately, without more information about the poet or the specific work, it is challenging to provide further analysis or insights into the poem.