Mjesec u pokošenim travama

Mjesec u pokošenim travama

Zlata Dasović's poetry collection brings subtle and mature lyrics dedicated to nature and homeland. Through warm, wistful pictures, the author depicts the passage of time, human emotions and native landscapes.

The poetry collection "Moon in the Mowed Grass" by Zlata Dasović is an exceptionally warm, emotional and aesthetically refined lyrical work. The title motif of the collection — the moon illuminating fragrant, mowed fields — hints at the recognizable tone of the entire work: harmony between man, nature, homeland and the inner world of memories. Zlata Dasović uses her verses to create a peaceful, intimate and melancholic atmosphere that invites the reader to slow down and recognize the beauty in small, everyday moments. The poetic expression is characterized by its picturesqueness, melodiousness and simple, yet deeply thought-out poetic images. In her poems, the author deals with the themes of transience, memories of childhood, home and native roots, as well as the enduring need for love and inner peace. Frequent motifs of rural landscapes, the change of seasons and natural elements serve as a mirror of human conditions, longings and quiet joys. "A Moon in the Mowed Grass" is a collection that radiates sincerity and deep respect for life and nature. Zlata Dasović's verses offer a lyrical respite from the fast-paced everyday life, giving readers the ultimate pleasure in more traditional, native and emotionally colored Croatian poetry.

Editor
Tihomir Dretvić
Graphics design
Tihomir Dretvić
Dimensions
20 x 13.5 cm
Pages
130
Publisher
Alea, Osijek, 2005.
 
Latin alphabet. Paperback.
Language: Croatian.

One copy is available

Condition:Used, excellent condition
Specificity of this instance:
Author signature
Dedication
 

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