PERYJODY - WACŁAW POTOCKI

Immerse yourself in the melancholic reflections of Wacław Potocki, one of the most outstanding poets of the Baroque era. "Peryjody" is a cyclical threnody that arose as a result of the premature death of the poet's son, Stefan. It is a poetic record of grief, despair, and reflection on transience, which affects every human being. The individual tragedy becomes a universal message about the fragility of life and the inevitability of fate.

• Universal message about transience and the fragility of life.
• Poetic record of grief and despair after the loss of a son.
• Reflections on the cyclical order of nature and the whims of Fortune.
• Edition in an elegant paperback cover.
• Inspiration for profound thoughts about life and death.
• Supplement to the reflections in "Sad Games" published in 2012.

Wacław Potocki (1621-1696) is one of the most important poets of the Polish Baroque. His work is characterized by deep philosophical reflection, rich symbolism, and masterful use of language. In his works, Potocki addresses religious, moral, social, and political themes, showing the complexity of human existence and the drama of history. His "Peryjody" is one of the most personal and moving works in his oeuvre, which continues to delight with its depth and beauty.

"Peryjody" is not only a poetic record of a personal tragedy, but also an attempt to understand the world and its inevitable laws. Potocki shows that everything is subject to constant change, and the fate of man is uncertain and dependent on the whims of Fortune. In view of this, the only source of comfort can be the hope of uniting with loved ones in eternity. This is a read for people looking for profound thoughts and reflections on the meaning of life.

The edition of "Peryjody" in the Sub Lupa series is a guarantee of high editorial quality and attention to detail. The book has been published in an elegant paperback cover that emphasizes its value and aesthetics. It is an ideal gift for lovers of poetry and old Polish literature, as well as for people looking for inspiration for profound thoughts.