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POETRY: The Passive

POETRY: The Passive

BY Marcin Sas Literature

POETRY: Under a Sugar Rock, Echoes

POETRY: Under a Sugar Rock, Echoes

BY Magdalena Bielska Literature

POETRY: Julia Superstar

POETRY: Julia Superstar

BY Michał Szymaniak Literature

Poem by Michał Szymaniak. English translation and audio version by Ola Bilińska

My Mortality Should Touch You

My Mortality Should Touch You

BY Adam Wiedemann Literature

There’s no ‘using’ Szymborska. Every one of her best poems is a self-contained monad governed by its own set of secret laws, which usually end up as crude imitations when attempted by anyone else

Wisława Szymborska (1923-2012)

Wisława Szymborska (1923-2012)

BY John Biweekly Literature

Wisława Szmborska died on 1 February

POETRY: Dandyism Counterattacks

POETRY:
Dandyism Counterattacks

BY Andrzej Kotański Literature

Poem by Andrzej Kotański and its audio interpretation by Ola Bilińska

Mozil Sings Miłosz

Mozil Sings Miłosz

BY Marta Nadzieja Music

The success of this ostensibly risky poetic venture hinges on one of Czesław Mozil’s greatest artistic virtues: trust

Should Not Have Been Born, Grzegorz Kwiatkowski

Should Not Have Been Born, Grzegorz Kwiatkowski

BY Rafał Derda Literature

‘Should Not Have Been Born’ explores styles that contrast with those found in most of the poetry currently being published by young authors, and it warrants a reading if only for that reason.

WHO'S WHO AND WHY: Eugeniusz Tkaczyszyn-Dycki

WHO'S WHO AND WHY:
Eugeniusz Tkaczyszyn-Dycki

BY Agnieszka Le Nart Literature

His nostalgic descriptions of days gone by and people he’s known give these writings a seductive air. His writings have been referred to as a ‘dark passion’

NOTES FROM UNDER THE TABLE: Flash-mob Miłosz vs. The Long and Lonesome Stand of Tadeusz Różewicz

NOTES FROM UNDER THE TABLE: Flash-mob Miłosz vs. The Long and Lonesome Stand of Tadeusz Różewicz

BY James Hopkin Literature

The centenary of Miłosz’s birth has been quite well covered in the UK. There was always something magisterial about him, both as a poet and as a man

SOMETHING OR OTHER: Poetic Emergency – wedding song

SOMETHING OR OTHER:
Poetic Emergency – wedding song

BY Irena Grudzińska-Gross Literature

A very close friend of mine needed a poem to include in her blessing at the wedding of her daughter.  The bride grew up bilingual so my friend wanted a poem written in Polish, but with an English language version

Soyka sings Miłosz

Soyka sings Miłosz

BY Tomasz Cyz Music

The album is a mere 27 minutes (22 if you don’t count the instrumental track). That’s pretty short, much too short. You just feel like having some more


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