ON THE PROBLEM OF SUBJECTIVITY IN G. AIGI'S POETRY

The main point addressed by the article is that the choice of lexical and grammatical forms largely determines the subjective perspective of a text. We analyse three early poems by Aigi 'Suddenly a flashing holiday', 'You from the end', 'To you from the end' (1963-1964) in which the change of subjective perspective creates an oscillating effect of explicitness/implicitness of the lyrical subject and, accordingly, of the addressee. The analysis of three poems shows that the addressee "You" to whom the poet refers consists in samomysl' (self-thought) or in God, gifting the "I" with this thought. This means that the subject in Aigi's poetry being formally manifested or not always coexists with a certain Divine Principle that assumes either a male or female form.