Autor/Autorin: Bocsa Ovidiu-Marius
Ovidiu-Marius Bocsa, married, teacher, independent researcher, author of poetry and different articles and conferences (some published in collective volumes and magazines). Activity and interests: teaching, literature, criticism, theology, archaeology, philosophy. Author of different works in the mentioned fields.
In short, my verses are taken at random, playing themselves to test the poetical taste of today. It is also an allusive re-visit the Unfinished Statues of Michelangelo. Beyond the self-irony, it is possible my readers find in a ”block of marble” some ideas and feelings taking forms of detachment. Like in a modern painting, they may resemble the cabbages-because of the rapped leaves: I won't unpack them, as long as I know what is inside. Remember what Theodor.W. Adorno wrote in MM, 29 The next volume is about -as the tittle suggests- "Common Recollections" BOM.
In short, my verses are taken at random, playing themselves to test the poetical taste of today. It is also an allusive re-visit the Unfinished Statues of Michelangelo. Beyond the self-irony, it is possible my readers find in a "block of marble" some ideas and feelings taking forms of detachment. Like in a modern painting, they may resemble the cabbages-because of the rapped leaves: I won't unpack them, as long as I know what is inside. Remember what Theodor.W. Adorno wrote in MM, 29 The next volume is about -as the tittle suggests- "Common Recollections" BOM.
Boc a, Ovidiu-Marius
Ovidiu-Marius Boc a, married, teacher, independent researcher, author of poetry and different articles and conferences (some published in collective volumes and magazines). Activity and interests: teaching, literature, criticism, theology, archaeology, philosophy. Author of different works in the mentioned fields.
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Ovidiu-Marius Boc¿a, married, teacher, independent researcher, author of poetry and different articles and conferences (some published in collective volumes and magazines). Activity and interests: teaching, literature, criticism, theology, archaeology, philosophy. Author of different works in the mentioned fields.
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In short, my verses are taken at random, playing themselves to test the poetical taste of today. It is also an allusive re-visit the Unfinished Statues of Michelangelo. Beyond the self-irony, it is possible my readers find in a "block of marble" some ideas and feelings taking forms of detachment. Like in a modern painting, they may resemble the cabbages-because of the rapped leaves: I won't unpack them, as long as I know what is inside. Remember what Theodor.W. Adorno wrote in MM, 29 The next volume is about -as the tittle suggests- "Common Recollections" BOM.
