Wanderer

"I stride...barefoot across marshes,hiding in stables.I dance with solitudeat forest balls;I soar.....
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Wanderer

Wanderer

Wanderer

"I stride...
barefoot across marshes,
hiding in stables.
I dance with solitude
at forest balls;
I soar on the waves of distance,
I sail on the waves of silence...

Shackled by street laurels,
surrounded by villains,
calm within prisons...
Ruler on the street thrones,
I sleep in cardboard castles.

Pain to peasants,
fear, disgust to citizens...
Brother to madmen,
I laugh under the blows
of rain, winds, snow...

I am a burden to all!
Pain to the born,
consolation to the devils,
sadness I am, to the Gods."

Igor Tintor

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Igor Tintor was born in Belgrade in 1979. He is a member of the Association of Writers of Serbia, the Association of Writers of Serbia, the Association of Serbian Writers in the Homeland and the Diaspora. So far, he has published five lyrical collections of poetry: "Dreams from Reality," "Two Sides of the Medal," "Nomad Poems," "Dislocation," "Faces of Love" from 2009 to 2013 for USKOR, as well as the drama-lyrical epic "Repentance" in 2015. In the same year, he released the historical epic "The Fall of Constantinople" and the two-book "Dramolets" and "Nameless." His next work is published by IP Prosveta, titled "Poetry of Life and Death" in 2016. Then, IP Prosveta publishes his novel "The Path of Blindness" in 2018. In 2021, IP Prosveta publishes a collaborative work with the prose and poetic creator Marina Matić titled "One," followed by poetry collections "Marina," "Indivisible," "You Eternal Love," and "Before God and Before You," in the same year. He lives and works as a freelance artist in his hometown.
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