
Gle!
Vjekoslav Sulić’s poetry collection *Gle!* (2006) presents lyrical verse imbued with observations of the world, nature, and everyday human life. Through concise lines, the author invites the reader to pause, reflect, and notice beauty.
The poetry collection Gle! (Look!) by Vjekoslav Sulić, published in 2006, is a striking poetic work driven by a call for alertness, observation, and a deeper contemplation of the world around us. The title itself—the imperative "Gle!"—functions as a poetic exclamation and an invitation to the reader to pause briefly amidst the rush of daily life and turn their gaze toward the details, emotions, and natural phenomena that often go unnoticed. Sulić’s lyrical expression in this collection is characterized by a simple, refined, and direct style. The poems are often brief in form yet vividly imbued with sensory imagery. The author draws inspiration from the microcosm of nature, the changing seasons, and moments of silence, as well as from subtle interpersonal relationships, the transience of time, and personal inner unrest and quests. A thread of quiet fascination with existence and the spontaneous beauty of everyday moments runs through the collection. The verses strike a balance between spontaneous wonder and a gentle, contemplative elegiac tone. Published in 2006, Gle! is a warm and intimate literary work that offers poetry lovers an inspiring respite and encourages them to rediscover the world around them through a poetic lens.
Two copies are available





