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Wisława Szymborska

Wisława Szymborska

PolishJuly 2, 1923 – February 1, 2012Poetry

Polish poet who won the Nobel Prize in 1996. Her witty, philosophically probing poems ask unexpected questions about the ordinary and the cosmic with deceptive lightness.

Works

  • Calling Out to YetiCollection playfully questioning modernity, uncertainty, and human understanding→
  • SaltPhilosophical poems meditating on salt, simplicity, and life's essentials→
  • No End of FunWitty, ironic verses on human nature, history, and absurdity→
  • People on a BridgePhilosophical lyric depicting strangers observing the city from a bridge→
  • HereCollection of meditative poems rooted in present moment and immediate surroundings→

Related

Zbigniew Herbert·Czeslaw Milosz·Adam Zagajewski
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