Poems in prose

Antologija hrvatskih pjesama u prozi

Božanstvena komedija i druga djela

Various songs from the Divine Comedy were published in the book Divine Comedy and other works. As well as works from New Life, Lyric, Feast, Monarchy, discussion "On the national language".

Božanstvena komedija: Raj

Paradiso is the third and final part of Dante's masterpiece, in which the poet, guided by Beatrice, travels through the nine celestial spheres towards the Empyre and the vision of God, meeting blessed souls and contemplating theological truths.

Car Edip / Antigona

Oedipus the King is the most famous and famous Greek tragedy, first performed around 429. ex. Kr. It belongs to the cycle of three Theban plays, which also includes the plays "Oedipus at Colonus" and "Antigone".

Haiku pišem

The author expresses feelings, observations, and inner peace through short and simple poetic form. Haiku poems are based on careful observation of the world around us and on the connection between humans and nature.

Izbor iz djela

Vladimir Nazor left behind a diverse body of work that intertwines myth, nature, patriotism, and humanism. Nazor is a poet of freedom, nature, and the people – a bridge between modernity and tradition, romanticism and realism, childhood and revolution.

Knjiga za Maju: improvizacija na duši

Tomas' prose book of unrest, disintegration and attempts to unify beings, which means the world, which persistently eludes the author, from the days of nomads who did not create a foothold, to those when virtues and vices change the hierarchy and the mora

Kuća na suncu

"House in the Sun" by Zdenka Marković is a collection of prose poems and lyrical introspective prose. Melancholic and nostalgic images of childhood, homeland and inner world. One of the most famous works of the Croatian writer and translator.

Kucanje na vrata tajne

"Knocking on the Door of Secrets" is a collection of poetry by Andro Vid Mihičić, published in 1990 by the Istrian Literary Society "Juraj Dobrila".

Moskva – Petuški

Venedikt Yerofeyev's postmodern prose poem is today considered a classic of new Russian literature. It is compared to Gogol and Kharms for its poetics of absurdity, satire, and metaphysical depth.