Noćas bih hteo da te zovem draga

Noćas bih hteo da te zovem draga

Tomislav Rakočević

A collection of love and lyric poetry by Tomislav Rakočević that speaks of longing, nostalgia, loneliness, and an emotional quest for intimacy, imbued with deep melancholy and elegiac tones.

The poetry collection Noćas bih hteo da te zovem draga ("Tonight I Would Like to Call You 'My Dear'") by Tomislav Rakočević, published in 1989, stands as an expressive and intimate work of love poetry. The book’s title itself, imbued with immediacy and longing, directs the reader toward the central motif of the entire work: unspoken emotions, the silence of the night, and the desire to restore a fractured emotional bond. In his poetry, Rakočević creates a distinctive atmosphere of nocturnal solitude, where memories of past love blend with a contemporary sense of transience. His verse is melodic, direct, and emotionally charged—free from unnecessary obscurity—thereby easily establishing a connection with the reader. The poems explore the space between hope and resignation to loss, while the beloved woman is present simultaneously as an elusive shadow and a sole refuge in moments of loneliness. This collection from the late 1980s remains a notable example of a more classical lyrical sensibility, appealing to lovers of poetry that unites an elegiac tone, accessible expression, and sincere exploration of the deepest recesses of the human heart.

Editor
Miloš Blečić, Ivan Horvat
Illustrations
Branislav Beli
Graphics design
Rade Rančić
Dimensions
28.5 x 17.5 cm
Pages
187
Publisher
Zrinski, Čakovec, 1989.
 
Distribution: 10,000 copies
 
Latin alphabet. Hardcover with dust jacket.
Language: Croatian.

One copy is available

Condition:Used, excellent condition
 

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