[Political Interest]

Why did he suffer so much and why did he feel so deeply?

What drove this man?

It seems he was tormented by a tremendous inner anguish.

But what was the cause of it? Was it the loss of Russia to modernity?

[Potemkin]

Why did he suffer so much and why did he feel so deeply?

What drove this man?

It seems he was tormented by a tremendous inner anguish.

But what was the cause of it? Was it the loss of Russia to modernity?

Basically, yes. I think his poem Soviet Russia sums it up. The traditional peasant society in which he had grown up and with which he identified was going to be swept away, and he knew this was inevitable.

[Political Interest]

Basically, yes. I think his poem Soviet Russia sums it up. The traditional peasant society in which he had grown up and with which he identified was going to be swept away, and he knew this was inevitable.

Very interesting.

Was this torment what led him to drink heavily and engage in self-destructive behaviour?

[Potemkin]

Very interesting.

Was this torment what led him to drink heavily and engage in self-destructive behaviour?

Basically, yes. Read Confession of a Hooligan for further details. Lol.

[Political Interest]

Basically, yes. Read Confession of a Hooligan for further details. Lol.

And also in 'Black Man'.

I saw the series made about Yesenin's life.

Seems he loved nature and was obsessed with women.

[John Hubbard]

Seems he loved nature and was obsessed with women.

If you study his work, then it is easy to notice)