Ljubav na dar

Ljubav na dar

Zvonimir Lešić

The first collection of poems by Zvonimir Lešić brings youthful and sincere verses about the experience of love, romantic feelings, inner longings, and the gift of pure emotion through poetic expression.

The collection Love as a Gift (2006) represents the poetic debut of author Zvonimir Lešić. In his debut work, the author brings verses imbued with a youthful spirit, sincerity, and a deep sense of romantic lyricism. The main backbone and inexhaustible inspiration of the entire collection is love — understood as the most beautiful gift that a person can receive and selflessly offer to another. The poems in this collection reflect the author's personal experience of love, its beauty, joy, but also sentimental longings and the questioning of emotions. Lešić writes in a direct and accessible style, where a simple verse conveys a strong emotional message. The verses intertwine motifs of love, affection, inner peace, and spiritual connection between people. The collection Love as a Gift serves as an intimate testimony to the beauty of giving and receiving emotions and represents the beginning of the author's poetic journey, which he continues to develop in his later works. The publication is intended for fans of classic love poetry and warm, emotional lyrics.

Dimensions
20 x 14 cm
Pages
61
Publisher
Napredak, Županja, 2006.
 
Latin alphabet. Paperback.
Language: Croatian.

One copy is available

Condition:Used, excellent condition
 

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