POEM EUROPA BIURO LITERACKIE 2025

Discover the fascinating poem "Europa", created in Paris in 1958 by John Ashbery. This unique work, which appeared in his second book "The Tennis Court Oath" (1962), takes the reader into a world of literary experiments and innovative forms of expression. The title of the volume refers to the Serment du Jeu de paume, the Tennis Court Oath of June 20, 1789, which heralded the outbreak of the French Revolution. Did Ashbery's poems herald a poetic revolution? Immerse yourself in the reading and discover the hidden meanings for yourself.

• Exceptional poem by John Ashbery
• Inspiration from the Tennis Court Oath
• Innovative form of literary expression
• Published by Biuro Literackie, 2025
• Ideal for lovers of avant-garde poetry
• Paperback binding for durability

"Europa" is a poem that provokes thought and interpretation. Ashbery experiments with language, tearing, cutting and ripping sentences, leaving individual words and phrases free. It is a poetic revolution that breaks with traditional forms and opens up new possibilities for expression. The author, although initially avant-garde, eventually found a liking for the melody of his many complex and subtly modulated sentences, creating a unique style that delights and fascinates.

Biuro Literackie, the publisher of this exceptional poem, is a renowned publishing house that has been promoting contemporary poetry and literature for years. Their publications are characterized by high editorial quality and attention to detail. By choosing "Europa", you are reaching for a work that has been carefully prepared and published with a passion for literature. This is a guarantee of satisfaction and unforgettable reading experiences.

The poem "Europa" is the ideal choice for people who appreciate originality, innovation and literary experiments. It is a reading that stimulates the imagination, provokes reflection and allows you to discover new dimensions of poetry. Immerse yourself in the world of John Ashbery's words and let yourself be carried away by his extraordinary vision. Rediscover "Europa" and let its magic take over your mind.