POETRY COLLECTION BY URSZULA KOZIOŁ "RAPTULARZ"

Immerse yourself in the latest collection of poems by Urszula Kozioł "Raptularz", where the tone of lament gives way to mature humanism. It is poetry that elegantly bids farewell to the beauty of the world, while pulsating with faith in the possibility of capturing fleeting moments. Discover the world of fragility and beauty in the words of an outstanding poet.

• Reflective humanism: A mature view of the world and interpersonal relationships.
• Elegiac farewell: Poetry bidding farewell to the beauty of the world with grace and nostalgia.
• Faith in fragility: Confidence in the possibility of capturing fleeting moments.
• Sophisticated form: Poetic language created by Urszula Kozioł.
• Award-winning work: Honored with numerous literary awards.

Urszula Kozioł, a poet of sophisticated form, has created her own unique poetic language. Her work has been honored with numerous awards, including the prestigious PEN award and German awards: Eichendorff and the Main Prize of Lower Saxony. She also received an Honorary Doctorate from the University of Wrocław and the title of honorary citizen of Wrocław and Biłgoraj. Her poems are a journey into the depths of the human soul, full of reflections and emotions.

"Raptularz" is a continuation of Urszula Kozioł's poetic search, in which the tone of complaint gives way to mature humanism. The poet approaches everything that is fragile and in need of care with admiration and respect: people, animals, plants. Her poems resonate with an awareness of transience, but also with faith in the possibility of holding on to fragile things in order to experience another miracle: "the day that dawns".

The "Raptularz" collection is an invitation to an intimate reading, in which each reader will find a part of themselves. It is poetry that moves, encourages reflection and remains in the memory long after the end of the reading. Let yourself be carried away into the world of Urszula Kozioł's words and discover the beauty in fragility.

Details of the edition:

Pages: 96

Format: 196x144 mm

Year of publication: 2023

Binding: paperback

Publisher: Państwowy Instytut Wydawniczy