Adam Mickiewicz
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This document provides a short biography of Adam Mickiewicz, a famous Polish poet. It notes that he first gained attention for his collection of ballads and romances, which opened the romantic era in Polish literature. His most famous work was the dramatic poem "Forefathers' Eve", which portrayed Poland's role in Europe and equated the suffering of the Polish nation with the Passion of Christ. The document also includes an excerpt from Mickiewicz's poem "Ode to Youth".
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- 2. As a poet Mickiewicz first gained attention with his “Ballads and Romances”. This collection of poems opened the romantic era in Polish literature. Following this, Mickiewicz wrote the fantastic drama “Forefathers' Eve” (1823-32), in which Poland had a messianic role among the nations of Western Europe. The drama presents a vision of the country where the sufferings of Polish nation are equated with the Passion of Christ.
- 3. ODE TO YOUTH No Heart, no Spirit – Lo! cadaverous crowds! O Youth! Pass me thy wings, And let me o’er the dead earth soar; Let me vanish in delusion’s clouds, Where many the Zeal begets a wonder And grows a flower of novelty up yonder, Adorned in Hope’s enamellings. Who by his elder age shall darkened be His toilsome forehead to the ground bent low, Let him no more perceive or know Than his thus lowered selfish eyes may see. Youth! Up and over the horizons rise, And smoothly penetrate With Thy all-seeing eyes The nations small and great. Lo there! The space of dearth, Where putrid vapors in the chaos wrestle: ’Tis Earth! Up from the waters where the dead wind blows A shell-clad Reptile rose. He is his own rudder, sailor and vessel. He often dives and rises up with little trouble, For some smaller brutes he craves, The waves cleave not to him nor he to the waves; And suddenly he bumps upon a rock and bursts like a bubble. Nobody knew his life, and of his death nobody wists. Egoists…