POEMS FOR PROMETHEUS - ANNA ZOFIA KOSIOR

Discover the extraordinary poetry of Anna Zofia Kosior in the collection "Poems for Prometheus". It is a journey through ancient inspirations, everyday observations, and personal memories, ending with the poem "The Master" about the mythical Daedalus. Immerse yourself in the world of ancient tragedies and rich references to the history, culture, and languages of antiquity.

• Inspiration from antiquity: Poetry referring to ancient motifs and figures.
• Observations of everyday life: Poems reflecting daily life and the world around us.
• Author's memories: Works full of personal reflections and memories.
• Poem "The Master": A story about Daedalus, reminiscent of ancient tragedies.
• Detailed notes: Explanations of references to the history, culture, and languages of antiquity.
• Author's illustrations: Poems complemented by images by Anna Zofia Kosior.

Anna Zofia Kosior is a graduate of Polish and Slavic philology, a teacher, painter, and poet. Her passion for literature and ancient history is reflected in every line of this collection. A native of Warsaw, in love with the landscapes of the southern suburbs of the capital, she debuted in 2015 with the collection "Thoughts from Space. Lyrical Introspections".

The collection "Poems for Prometheus" is a collection of works written between 2015 and 2022, which transport the reader to a world of ancient inspirations and personal reflections. The author observes the world with extraordinary sensitivity, and her poems are full of metaphors and symbols. The poem "The Master" is the culmination of this collection, telling the story of the mythical Daedalus in a way reminiscent of ancient tragedies.

Anna Zofia Kosior's poems are not only poetry but also a journey into the depths of the history and culture of antiquity. Detailed notes explain numerous references, allowing the reader to better understand the context of the works. The collection "Poems for Prometheus" is an offer for all lovers of poetry, history, and ancient culture.

Borgis Publishing has ensured the high editorial quality of this collection. The paperback cover and the 206x146 mm format make the book comfortable to read and ideal as a gift for every poetry lover.