Familiar With Insanity
– am I gifted person? Is it important, since I no longer exist?!
I was sailing through the endless space, still angry at the death that came in malevolent
time. The success was feasible. The space is so cold, and my physicus, which I imagined,
transformed into the powerful energy that has no use. I did not have a plan.
time. The success was feasible. The space is so cold, and my physicus, which I imagined,
transformed into the powerful energy that has no use. I did not have a plan.
– Probably I do not need the plan here, – as if the thought was spotted.
From some star constellation, a man in white floated towards me. He was tampering
something about my bodiless being, and then suddenly disappeared.
something about my bodiless being, and then suddenly disappeared.
People around me were freely walking in their pajamas, it was only me bound to bed
Tatjana
Debeljački was born on 23.04.1967 in Užice. Writes poetry, short
stories, stories and haiku. Member of Association of Writers of
Serbia -UKS since 2004 and Haiku Society of Serbia - HDS Serbia,
HUSCG – Montenegro and HDPR, Croatia. A member of Writers’
Association Poeta, Belgrade
since 2008, HKD Croatia since 2009 and a member of Poetry Society
"Antun
Ivanošić" Osijek since 2011. Deputy of the main editor
(cooperation with magazines & interviews).
Editor
of the magazine "Poeta",
published by Writers’ Association "Poeta"
Union
of Yugoslav Writers in Homeland and Immigration – Belgrade,
Literary Club Yesenin – Belgrade. Up
to now, she has published four
collections of poetry: “A HOUSE MADE OF GLASS “, published by ART
– Užice in 1996; collection of poems “YOURS“, published by
Narodna
knjiga Belgrade in 2003; collection of haiku poetry “VOLCANO”,
published by Lotos from Valjevo in 2004. A CD book “A
HOUSE MADE OF GLASS”
published by ART in 2005, bilingual SR-EN with music, AH-EH-IH-OH-UH,
published by Poeta, Belgrade in 2008. Her
poetry and haiku have been translated into several languages. Email/Websites/Blogs http://debeljacki.mojblog.rs/
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