PROWIZORIA, SOLID AND LIQUID FORMS - BOGDAN JAREMIN

Discover the poetry of Bogdan Jaremin, a classic of modern Polish literature. His poems, deeply rooted in reality, touch on both metaphysical themes and those of everyday life. It's a subtle journey through memory and the world seen through the eyes of a poet.

• Poems rooted in the concrete, close to everyday life
• Metaphysical themes and those of the present moment
• Sensitive record of memory and the world perceived with sensitivity
• By Bogdan Jaremin, a respected poet and professor of medicine
• Published in 2025 by the State Publishing Institute
• Paperback edition, ideal for reading on the go

Bogdan Jaremin is a separate, classicizing poet, growing out of the poetic school of Czesław Miłosz. His poems, strongly rooted in the concrete, touch on both metaphysical themes and those of "here and now", the present moment. It is a sensitive record of memory, the world perceived with poetic sensitivity and openness. The author is a laureate of many literary awards, which proves his recognition in the world of poetry.

The poetry collection "Prowizoria, solid and liquid forms" is a collection of poems that encourage reflection on life, transience and the beauty of the world around us. Jaremin, as a professor of medicine, brings a unique perspective on the human body and mind to his poetry, creating poems full of metaphors and symbols. His work is valued for its depth and originality.

The State Publishing Institute, known for its high editorial quality, has taken care of a careful edition of this poetry collection. The paperback cover makes the book light and handy, ideal for taking with you on a trip or reading in a quiet moment. The 148x193 mm format is comfortable for the eye and allows for comfortable reading.

Bogdan Jaremin (born 1942) is the author of more than a dozen collections of poems. Member of SPP, professor of medicine, researcher, traveler and sailor, editor-in-chief of the international scientific quarterly "International Maritime Health". Laureate of the main award "O Pióro Eskulapa", the W. Broniewski Competition "O Liść Dębu", the Jan Twardowski Award and the Pomeranian Literary Award "Wiatr od Morza".