MITOCHONDRION - DIANA LENART

Discover the extraordinary collection of poems by Diana Lenart, entitled "Mitochondrium." It is a story about death and the city, ambiguous in genre, full of cultural references and quotes from everyday life. The seriousness of the topics addressed, such as death, relationships between memory and the present, and social and political engagement, does not make the volume maintain a minor tone. On the contrary, Lenart tends to irony and self-irony, mocking directness, grotesque and absurdity, counterpointing piercingly sad images with a joke. It is poetry that surprises, provokes thought and leaves a lasting impression in the reader's heart.

• Multidimensional themes: Death, memory, social engagement.
• Irony and self-irony: Breaking seriousness with wit and grotesque.
• Cultural references: Richness of interpretations and contexts.
• Universality: A story that could happen almost anywhere.
• Contemporary poetry: Modern look at difficult topics.
• Inspiring photographs: Supplementing content with visual elements.

Diana Lenart is a valued poet whose work is characterized by a bold approach to taboo topics and experimentation with form. Her poems are full of emotions, but at the same time intellectually stimulating. "Mitochondrium" is another proof of her talent and ability to touch the deepest strings of the human soul. The volume is complemented by photographs by Dorota Ozy Karecka, and a poem by the Puerto Rican poet Roque Raquel Salas Rivera, giving the personal a universal dimension. This makes "Mitochondrium" a must-read for every lover of contemporary poetry.

The Części Proste publishing house presents "Mitochondrium" in an elegant, paperback cover. The 210x164 mm format makes the volume handy and comfortable to read. Number of pages: 104. Year of publication: 2025. It is the ideal gift for anyone who appreciates poetry at a high level. Immerse yourself in the world of Diana Lenart's words and discover beauty in the most unexpected places. Let "Mitochondrium" become your inspiration and guide through the twists and turns of human existence.

"Mitochondrium" is not just a collection of poems, it is a journey into oneself, a confrontation with one's own fears and hopes. It is poetry that forces reflection and leaves a lasting impression in the memory. Diana Lenart proves that poetry can be both beautiful and important, both personal and universal. It is a volume that is worth having in your library and to which it is worth returning to discover new meanings and inspirations. Let yourself be carried away by this extraordinary poetic story and experience the power of the word at its best.