Where does a person end up? # 67242
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Where does a man end up? A poem by Jónas Þorbjarnarson.
Here the reader follows the poet on his travels around the country. In one poem, a frightening childhood experience emerges, a stay in Italy is told, friendship, love and sorrows are told, and in some of the poems, snapshots are drawn that follow into the day. Jónas' poems are not dramatic, but the beauty or threat of the moment stands vividly before the reader. Here is a modern poem on the move, like in the author's previous works, but this is his seventh book of poetry. (Bókatíðindi 2005).
Grotto
Stimulus from the seagull
and women joking around but it's
completely different, they don't attack
although it actually comes very close
when we meet
really hit hard
but at most, just look at me
I push them away with my hand.
the jays, they are coming back
they misunderstand me badly
and have always done
compared to herons
The women seem innocent.
but their stimuli still cut differently deeper
and is not due to a misunderstanding
Here the reader follows the poet on his travels around the country. In one poem, a frightening childhood experience emerges, a stay in Italy is told, friendship, love and sorrows are told, and in some of the poems, snapshots are drawn that follow into the day. Jónas' poems are not dramatic, but the beauty or threat of the moment stands vividly before the reader. Here is a modern poem on the move, like in the author's previous works, but this is his seventh book of poetry. (Bókatíðindi 2005).
Grotto
Stimulus from the seagull
and women joking around but it's
completely different, they don't attack
although it actually comes very close
when we meet
really hit hard
but at most, just look at me
I push them away with my hand.
the jays, they are coming back
they misunderstand me badly
and have always done
compared to herons
The women seem innocent.
but their stimuli still cut differently deeper
and is not due to a misunderstanding