
Megjegyzés:
A swirling torrent of vivid images greets listeners from the very first breath, where earth trembles and sky‑borne whispers mingle with fevered declarations of love and longing. The narrator’s voice drifts through forests of melted steel, rain‑kissed horizons and mirror‑clad chambers, turning everyday sensations into a ritual of sight and sound. As poetry folds into prose, the work captures the restless pulse of a mind caught between desire, madness and the quiet ache of unseen horizons.
Through a cascade of sensual metaphors—bronze‑like skin, storm‑filled clouds, birds that become verses—the piece beckons you to follow a wandering spirit seeking refuge in both the ordinary and the extraordinary. Each line feels like a step into a secret garden where the ordinary transforms into myth, and every whisper hints at a deeper, unspoken truth. The listening experience becomes a hypnotic meditation on yearning, identity and the fragile beauty that lingers just beyond the visible world.
Language
hu
Duration
~50 minutes (48K characters)
Publisher of text edition
Project Gutenberg
Credits
Albert László from page images generously made available by the SZTE Miscellanea
Release date
Oct 22, 2021
Rights
Public domain in the USA.
Subjects

1905–1937
A major voice in 20th-century Hungarian poetry, he turned hardship, political unrest, and intense self-scrutiny into poems of unusual clarity and force. Though little celebrated during his lifetime, his work later became central to Hungary’s literary tradition and reached readers far beyond it.
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