THE HOME OF THE WORLD
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THE HOME OF THE WORLD
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DEJAN STOJANOVIĆ
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The first poem in the collection, "Song of Light," explores themes of loss and longing through the symbolism of the Sun and nature. The poignant plea for restoration motivates readers to examine their relationship with the world.
In the "Song in the Garden," the poet's voice is gentle and encourages appreciation of life's little pleasures that we can experience through our senses—the colors, sounds, and fragrances. The poem explores the idea of an oasis as a sanctuary in a noisy and often hostile world. An oasis symbolizes a connection to the world; it represents taking time for oneself. We are often more connected to others when we spend time alone than in the alienated, busy crowds of people without deeper connections.
"Song of Elysium" beautifully captures moments of bliss that arise unexpectedly, emphasizing the sacredness of human connection in silence. "A Song Within a Song” is a reminiscence about the modest beginnings of poetry and the deeper function of poetry in offering solace, understanding of the world that surrounds us, and connection with the divine.
"The Dream Song" is a hauntingly beautiful exploration of longing and the search for connection. Singing as a means of awakening feels universal, serving as a powerful metaphor for shared dreams.
Throughout the collection, the themes of awakening, discovery, and the duality of light and darkness are leitmotifs that bind the entire book together, culminating particularly in the poetic reflections in "One World—One Home—One Mind." The poet skillfully explores the theme of universal interconnectedness among all beings. Struggle is an unavoidable part of human existence and should be embraced rather than counterproductively resisted. The book suggests that we should accept existence's joy and sorrow.
"The Spirit of the World," as the concluding piece, reflects the essence of the entire collection. It is a heartfelt ode to life, framing the world as an amalgamation of love, struggle, beauty, and growth. It celebrates life in all its facets, suggesting we should find a home within ourselves. We are the home of the world we long to find. Once we find ourselves, we discover our home and become one with the world—the ultimate Home itself.
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