Nearly 800 poems belong to the main poet's Peru. Each of them has high artistic merit. The theme of a woman in the poet's work occupies a key place. It is especially interesting to consider the image of the muse on the example of A.S. Pushkin.


 If we talk about the famous poem "Nurse", then already in it one can see the rudiments of the image of an ideal woman. Pushkin sings the image of the nanny. A respectful attitude will be traced in the future work of Alexander Sergeevich. Suffice it to recall the famous novel in verse "Eugene Onegin", in which Pushkin, through Onegin, draws his ideal. Of course, it is Tatiana. The girl embodies in her image loyalty (again, a reference to the nanny from the poem of the same name), spiritual beauty.


 When Onegin wishes Tatiana happiness with another, this demonstrates his transformation. Eugene loves Tatiana Larina, and love transforms this rake, tired of social life. This is what helps Onegin to wish Larina's happiness. He loves his muse, who has already become an unattainable star.


 Alexander Sergeevich is gentle to women. He always emphasizes the role of ladies in the life of men. A muse can inspire and kill, but true love is always sacrificial.


 If you remember the story "The Captain's Daughter", then Pyotr Grinev changes for the better (becomes a responsible, grown-up man) when he falls in love with Masha. The girl becomes a muse.


 The conclusion is simple: if a person finds a dream girl, then he is transformed. But there is a condition here: the muse girl transforms, and the queen girl breaks life. A.S. Pushkin sees happiness in true love.