Oblak glasonoša

Oblak glasonoša

Kālidāsa

Meghadūta is a lyric poem written by Kālidāsa, who is considered one of India's greatest poets. It describes how a Yaksha, banished by his master to a remote area, asked a cloud to convey a message of love to his wife.

Moving on to the specific features of Kālidāsa's poetry, it is noted that his heroes "want from the women they are in love with strong and expressive confessions of their love, confessions that men want to hear in their absence. This is observed in Shakuntala, Urvashi and Malavika. Passionate men yearn for confirmation of fierce passion for beloved women. This manifests their desire for self-preservation". - Cedomil Veljačić

Titel des Originals
Meghadūta
Übersetzung
Čedomil Veljačić
Editor
Jakša Kušan
Titelseite
Boris Bućan
Maße
20 x 12 cm
Seitenzahl
79
Verlag
Matica hrvatska, Zagreb, 1971.
 
Latein Schrift. Taschenbuch.
Sprache: Kroatisch.

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