I. Introduction: Abdulla Oripov's work during independence
Part II:
1. Diversity of themes in Abdulla Oripov's lyrics
2. Artistic interpretation of the poet's poem "The wind of my country".
3. Anthem of Motherland in the works of Abdulla Oripov
III. Conclusion
Uzbekistan is a tolerant country that prioritizes creativity, knowledge, kindness, diligence and kindness, firmly believes that its children will grow up to be a perfect generation, and has created a solid foundation for this. His XNUMX years of hard work is proof that he has a great future...
(From the masterpieces of Abdulla Oripov)
Great Uzbek poet, Hero of Uzbekistan and People's Poet of Uzbekistan Abdulla Oripov wrote dozens of new poems glorifying the Motherland, Erk, Freedom during the period of independence. A new wave to the creation of new historical conditions. brought in. Philosophical and didactic poems born as a result of the Hajj journey and dedicated to the interpretation of wise hadiths further expanded the horizons of Uzbek literature of the last stage. Through Abdulla Oripov's lyrics, images of heartaches, scenes of mental anguish, and the image of the traces left by dreams that have turned into dreams entered Uzbek poetry. At the time when this poetry was created, it was customary to rhyme words and compose uplifting lines in the name of happiness. It was believed that the topic, not the poem, makes the poem important, and it was more important what the poem was about than how it was written. Abdulla Oripov's feelings brought thoughtful sadness and sad thoughts to Uzbek society. The poet thought about a special person and his pains, wrote a pen. This man was the poet himself. Therefore, it would be awkward to shout about a person, it was necessary to whisper a poem about him. Because noise, loud sound alienates a person from other people, deprives him of sincerity.
The flag of Uzbekistan has been raised,
Tell me, which of us didn't expect this day.
When necessary, even standing under a tree,
None of us have passed the test of history.
Dongil set out on a journey, now free Uzbekistan,
To some it was a foot, to whom it was heaven.
Thankfully, the old world recognized itself,
In other words, the Uzbek state is known to the world. (from the Lion of "Uzbekistan State")
Among the above poems, there are such poems as "Men nechun sevaman Uzbekistan", "Uzbekistan" that sound like swan songs of the Motherland; Poems such as "Vatan", "Khalq", "Temur", "Sun of Justice", "Erk haqqi" created during the period of independence; If we include the works in new collections such as "Bedorlik" (1999), "The Poet's Heart" (2003): the translation of a classic example of world literature such as the "Divine Comedy" of the great Italian poet Alighieri Dante, it will become even more clear how extensive A. Oripov's work is. . In Abdulla Oripov's work, singing about the people, the Motherland, the joys and worries of devoted children is the main direction of the poet's work; His style is characterized by clearly singing the specific and not the general. In "The Wind of the Country" (1969), the concept of the wind, the image of the wind, in the interpretation of the poet, rises beyond the meaning we know, to the level of a deep philosophical generalization. Meanings related to the Motherland, justice, historical upheavals, etc. are intertwined in it:
The winds may blow in this world,
The winds are sometimes whirlwinds, sometimes hurricanes.
They are sometimes overt, sometimes real,
What a waste of money.
But don't be a gardener,
Oh, the wind of my country, the wind of my country.
No matter what winds blow, the poet dreams that the wind of the Motherland will be clean.
Uzbekistan's wealth, beautiful nature, humble, hard-working people, at the same time, its world-renowned great scholars and its potential today are embodied in the mind of the poet who reads the poems.
May the world throw dice at the head of the Uzbek.
He earned his livelihood with hard work
Its basis is the great grandfathers
He was an example to us with his cocktail
Abdulla Oripov.
