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Lucian Blaga
Lucian Blaga (1805- 1961)

• 1919 – a debutat cu voumul “Poemele luminii” • tematica liricii : dragostea (“Dorul”), natura (“Vara”), reincarnarea(“La mare”), arta potica (“Eu nu strivesc corola de minuni a lumii”), poezia gnomica (“Cantare vantului”).

Acest poem este inclus in volumul”Lauda somnului” Anul 1929

“Biografie”

de Lucian Blaga

Unde si cand m-am ivit in lumina, nu stiu, din umbra ma ispitesc singur sa cred ca lumea e o cantare. Srain zambind, vrajit suind in mijlocul ei ma-mplinesc cu mirare. Cateodata spun vorbe cari nu ma cuprind, cateodata iubesc lucruri cari nu-mi raspund. De vanturi si ispravi visate imi sunt ochii plini, De umblat umblu ca fiecare : cand vinovat pe coperisele iadului, cand fara pacat pe muntele cu crini.

Inchis in cercul aceleasi vetre fac schimb de taine cu stramosii, norodul spalat de ape sub pietre. Seara se-ntampla mulcolm s-ascult in mine cum se tot revarsa povestile sangelui uitat de mult. Binecuvant painea si luna. Ziua traiesc imprastiat cu furtuna.

Cu cuvinte stinse in gura am cantat si mai cant mereu trecerea, somnul lumii, ingerii de ceara. De pe-un numar pe altul tacand imi trec steaua ca o povara.

• Demonstrati că opera litetrară ‘Biografie’ este artă poetica.

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