WHEN THE HORN PLAYS OR A SONG ABOUT POLAND - GRZEGORZ WALCZAK

Discover the moving poetry of Grzegorz Walczak, which brings the history of Poland into the present. His work is a combination of songs and poems that go straight to the heart, reminding us of the role of bound speech in our lives. It is the alarming voice of a poet who refers to important moments in the history of Poland and Ukraine, encouraging reflection and singing together.

• New perspective on the history of Poland in poetry
• Unique combination of songs and poems
• Collaboration with Zygmunt Konieczny (music)
• Poetry that goes straight to the heart
• Alarming voice of the poet
• Reference to important moments in the history of Poland and Ukraine
• Encouragement to reflect and sing together

Grzegorz Walczak, through his poetry, reminds us of key moments in Polish history, from Cedynia and Grunwald, through the partitions and uprisings, to the world wars and martial law. His poems are like a bitter, but also cheerful note that encourages thinking and action. It is a poetry that we still openly need to remember the past and build a better future.

The Association of Polish Writers presents a volume that is not only a collection of poems, but also a testimony to history and culture. It is a must-read for anyone who appreciates socially and historically engaged poetry. Walczak is not afraid to address difficult topics, and his poems are full of emotion and passion.

Walczak's poetry is not only words, but also music. Many of his poems were composed by Zygmunt Konieczny, which adds even more depth and expressiveness to them. It is a combination of word and sound that moves and inspires. Walczak gives us new, original material that is worth discovering and appreciating.

Technical data:

Publisher: Association of Polish Writers, 2022

Pages: 120

Format: 124x197 mm