THERE IS NO WAY - BOGUSŁAW KIERC

In the world of poetry, where words become a bridge connecting reality with the depths of the human soul, appears the volume of poetry "There is no way" by Bogusław Kierc. It is not just a collection of poems, but a journey through the labyrinth of emotions, reflections and experiences that shape our existence. Kierc, with extraordinary sensitivity and precision, paints with words images that remain in memory long after reading. His poetry is a dialogue with himself, with the world around us and with eternity, which invites the reader to deeply reflect on the meaning of life and transience.

• Extreme circumstances trigger reflections on everything.
• Diary entangled in the dynamics of daily vigil at the sickbed.
• Cycle of variations on ultimate themes.
• Diary dating the origin of fragments.
• Main vector of consciousness of the subject.

The volume of poetry "There is no way" is a record of the experiences of a man who, in the face of difficulties and challenges, finds strength in the word. Kierc, with extraordinary courage, shares his thoughts on illness, death and transience, creating poetry that touches and inspires. His poems are a testimony to human strength and determination, which allow us to survive even the most difficult moments.

Kierc's poetry is not only a record of personal experiences, but also a universal story about human fate. His poems touch on topics that concern each of us, regardless of age, gender or origin. It is a poetry that encourages reflection on the meaning of life, on the values that are most important to us, and on what really matters in our short existence.

Forma Publishing House, known for its care for high editorial and artistic quality, gives readers a volume of poetry that will certainly remain in memory for a long time. "There is no way" is a must-read for all poetry lovers who are looking for not only aesthetic experiences, but also deep thoughts and inspiration. It is a poetry that moves, inspires and encourages reflection on the meaning of life and transience. The volume was published in 2025, in 181x182 mm format, has 94 pages and a paperback cover.