Peculiarities of phraseological units in the language of poetry

Main approaches to learning, enlightening expressive-aesthetic resources of phonetic and lexical-semantic levels of literary texts were considered in this article. In addition, major features of peculiarities of phraseological units in the language of poetry analyzed and outcomes with shortcoming were suggested as a result of the work. Finally, this implemented research could be the basis of the future studies as whole. Not only words but also the whole set of phrases-phraseological units and expressions from some literary sources-“winged words” can be stylistically and emotionally tinged. Other expressions bear the colloquial character, for example, gone stark mad or crazy, which appeared in speech from the daily life. Henbane-poisonous plant, one who eat it goes mad. In “The fairy tale about the fisher and fish” the old man says to his old wife when she wanted to be a queen: «What, you old lady, gone stark mad”. On this an interesting poem has been built which make one to think over the value of every hour, every minute of human life. So, in the poem of Rozhdestvensky “Listen attentively” the theme of murder appears However, the modern meaning of the phraseological unit left with a lurch based on semantics of homonymic verbal noun nose (from the word bear). As for the scientists, sustained word combination leave with a lurch meant reject in matchmaking, remain with declined tribute, i.e. with a nose (with what brought with a gift).