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Caption: the famous words of the beginning of his famous poem Karina and a sage advice to the people of Ukraine in general well he was called a prophet for a reason hi friends welcome to verba channel it is NAA with you and today we will talk about a famous Ukrainian poem Karina that was written by Tas chevchenko and not less famous painting called Karina that was painted by Tas shenko yes many people know Tas shevchenko as a Ukrainian poet but actually he was a professional artist too and his paintings are incredibly important in Ukrainian culture agree that it doesn&#39;t happen often that the poet illustrates his poems expressing his own view of his composition the poem Karina was written in 1838 and it is a story of a girl who fell in love with the MOs Soldier Ivan now pay attention to the words moscal e mosia these are the real names that were used to describe Russian Nation before they appropriated the name Rose and transformed it to Russia from K and Rose so even though now many people accept it as a kind of profanity it actually is a historical name of modern Russia and literature words in Ukrainian but going back to the poem shenko describes Karina as a beautiful girl with black eyebrows this beauty and this eyebrows didn&#39;t do any good to the girl though Karina started dating Ivan they met in the cherry garden at night and the girl forgot all her life and just dissolved in her feelings she stopped caring what people people might say she was just hoping that one day he will take her with him to moscovia and that they would always be together but one day Ivan went on a military trip to Turkey and promised Karina that after the war he would return for her and so Karina was waiting for him especially since she&#39;s got one more reason for it because she got pregnant and of course it has put a huge stain on her reputation in her local Village it was not common for Ukrainian Society to have Intimate Relationships before marriage and especially to have a bastard baby so now she was called poka this is how the girl that gave a birth to an IL legitimate child was called because her head now had to be covered with this kind of scarf other girls didn&#39;t communicate with her because it would stay in their reputations too so Karina started suffering from isolation she even had to go to a wheel for water at night when there were few chances to meet anyone there but even then her heart was full of Hope and she was just waiting for her Ivan would come for her and their future child the shame fell on her parents as well of course and they suffered a lot because of this when Karina gave birth and it became obvious that ivanne didn&#39;t rush to return to the girl her parents just couldn&#39;t stand the social pressure anymore where is the promised wedding where is the groom you didn&#39;t listen to my warnings then and now go search for your happiness in moscovia say her mother to Karina and so she went she took her little Ian a bit of soil from the parents Garden because she kind of felt that she would not return home anymore and that probably death is waiting for her in the foreign land so she wanted to have at least a bit of local soil with her in the grave her way and search were really very difficult people were not kind to a single mother with a bastard she often even had to spend nights wherever somewhere under the fence for example krina felt really sorry for her son she called him a Little Orphan and she understood that he was kind of paying for his mother&#39;s sins but one day she&#39;s got lucky also I&#39;m not sure that it could be called this way but she met a group of Moscow military and there he was among them her Ivan she ran to him and he acted as he didn&#39;t recognize her he asked his friends to drag her away from him and when she said about their son and she asked at least to take care of their baby he didn&#39;t even want to listen and in despair Karina has left her son and found her death in the frozen pond at the end of the poem we see one more Scene the boy little IAS is traveling with a kobzar now and kobsar were kind of Ukrainian birs and they often had orphans as their companions on their way to ke they meet a carriage with a rich p and Pony the lady gives some money to the boy and the gentleman recognizes IAS his brown eyes and black eyebrows recognizes but he just turned away again and that is why the lines of the poem became so famous shenko tries to warn ukrainians not to have anything in common with mosites since they only may bring grief and suffering exactly what they are doing nowadays but also let&#39;s take a look at the painting how well shanka has expressed the poem spirit with the magic of these colors krina is shown in warm wavid colors she has a national dress but there we already see some hints of her difficult situation she wears a r with flowers and ribbons that only girls could wear but also she has an apron that she is lifting a bit which signals about her lost virginity also in the painting we already may see her growing belly her facial expression shows that she already realizes that her fate will not be easy the art historians say that while painting cerina party alenko was inspired by the sis madona of Rafael Santi look at the fit positions and in general the Dynamics of their movement there definitely is a connection but shevchenko madonas were usual Earthly women and mothers as a contrast to the light Katarina&#39;s character we see a dark image of Ivan he looks at Karina not kindly and rushes away from her breaking her life the image of the dog that is barking at Ivan also gives us the idea that he is or foreign here the oak tree in the picture symbolizes the Ukrainian nation and the Broken Twig symbolizes Karina&#39;s broken fate the same as this tweak she is separated from her own people now broken and alone and the spoon Master looks at Katarina with pity because he also understands that nothing good is waiting for the girl in the future the painting is usually exhibited in the national museum of taras shenko in K but till the victory we may observe only its copy of course my Reta of this story was very short and rough uh and reading the poem itself would be much more interesting and that is why in the description I will leave a link to the website where you may read the poem both in Ukrainian and in English if you&#39;d like to dig a little bit deeper but anyway I hope that you have enjoyed this Ukrainian Cultural video and I would love to hear your feedback in the comments what do you think about this kind of content uh and please give this video a like share it with your friends uh and don&#39;t forget to subscribe if you haven&#39;t yet because this happens sometimes I know that many people watch my channel without subscription so if it&#39;s see you I I please subscribe once again thanks for your attention and I will see you in my further videos
Description: In this video, I'd like to tell you about the famous Ukrainian poem "Kateryna" written by Taras Shevchenko, and the painting "Kateryna", painted a few years later.

You may read the poem in Ukrainian or English here: https://taras-shevchenko.storinka.org/katerina-poem-of-taras-shevchenko-translated-by-john-weir.html

The poem starts with the phrase:

“Кохайтеся, чорнобриві,
Та не з москалями,
Бо москалі - чужі люди,
Роблять лихо з вами.”

This phrase has become a sage advice of Taras Shevchenko to the people of Ukraine: to stay away from russians, because they bring only evil to the Ukrainian land. 

In the video, we will also talk a bit about the symbolism of the picture "Kateryna" and author's perception of his own characters.

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Title: Famous Ukrainian Poem & Painting "KATERYNA" of Taras Shevchenko