The kind who makes school children question their sanity when reading his poems during literature class.
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The poem tells a story about a devastated woodland in Anykščiai. There’s a really nice trail in the canopy of the forest there
The poet is amazing, and the poem represents lithuanians connection to nature and this forest (the anyksciu šilelis) represents in the poem all the hardships that lithuanians had to go through, when there was starvation, the forest fed lithuanians, when the woods were chopped by russians, lithuanians rebuilt it (just like the country) and so on
wonder how they translated Ė
Why exactly this poem at South Korean subway station?
Thats quite crazy, i study at one of his schools that’s quite a remarkable place to see his poems on a daily basis
reminded me of performances by Korean actress Park In Hye in Lithuania, I was lucky to see one and that was very powerfull and amazing experience-Lithuanian classical poem in traditional Korean style.
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[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Antanas_Baranauskas](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Antanas_Baranauskas)
I actually live in a city in which forest poem is about is located. It’s called Anyksciai. Quite surreal to see this in South Korea.
You can read about him more here:
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Antanas_Baranauskas
The kind who makes school children question their sanity when reading his poems during literature class.
Google?
The poem tells a story about a devastated woodland in Anykščiai. There’s a really nice trail in the canopy of the forest there
The poet is amazing, and the poem represents lithuanians connection to nature and this forest (the anyksciu šilelis) represents in the poem all the hardships that lithuanians had to go through, when there was starvation, the forest fed lithuanians, when the woods were chopped by russians, lithuanians rebuilt it (just like the country) and so on
wonder how they translated Ė
Why exactly this poem at South Korean subway station?
Thats quite crazy, i study at one of his schools that’s quite a remarkable place to see his poems on a daily basis
reminded me of performances by Korean actress Park In Hye in Lithuania, I was lucky to see one and that was very powerfull and amazing experience-Lithuanian classical poem in traditional Korean style.
[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1afZN9dTKWE](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1afZN9dTKWE)
[https://mokovas.wordpress.com/2013/04/26/poema-anyksciu-silelis-korejietiskai-video/](https://mokovas.wordpress.com/2013/04/26/poema-anyksciu-silelis-korejietiskai-video/)
Can someone translate?
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