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Commentary on Selected Poems

Pawlikowska-Jasnorzewska’s prose poem “Mądry nie nudzi się nigdy . . .” was written eighty years ago. It nevertheless reflects a sentiment shared by many people around the world today: the feeling that we should slow down our insane urge called “civilization,” and that the model for wisdom is to be found in the harmony of nature. It is depressing, but also instructive, that this anxiety is not new, and yet we have still not become wise. “The wise person is never bored . . .” comes from Pawlikowska-Jasnorzewska’s Poetic Sketchbook, in which, for the first time, she experimented with the prose poem. Her choice of this form reflects the direction she subsequently followed: towards a more condensed lyrical reflection, with meditations on the intrinsic nature of things viewed through a poetic lens. (p. 42)