Milan Jesih

[Ženska odrine]

Poems

• 1 [Sukanec daljave!] | Translations: de
• 2 [Otrok je jokal] | Translations: de
• 3 [Tiho sta zaspali] | Translations: de
• 4 [Ti, ki vase, kakor da bi] | Translations: de
• 5 [Ženska odrine] | Translations: de
• 6 [Čez veliko časa] | Translations: de
• 7 [Po vodi plava] | Translations: de
• 8 [Že temno zdrsna] | Translations: de
• 9 [Bi velikan dežja] | Translations: de
• 10 [Kratka je bila] | Translations: de
• 11 [Hiška med vrbjem] | Translations: de
• 12 [Gospa in gospod pri mizici sedita] | Translations: de
• 13 [Luči brlijo ob barjanski cesti] | Translations: de
• 14 [Stoji kamnita miza] | Translations: de
• 15 [Za vselej je zastal otrok pred hišo] | Translations: de

Language: slovenian

Translations: german ([Die Frau rückt])

[Ženska odrine]

Ženska odrine
težki stol od mize, vstane
visoko,
tiha, strašna kot vzhodno cesarstvo,

in je
večer.

Translations:

Language: german

[Die Frau rückt]

Die Frau rückt
den schweren Stuhl vom Tisch, erhebt sich
hoch,
still, schrecklich wie das Kaisertum im Osten,

und es ist
Abend.

Milan Jesih

photo © Jože Suhadolnik

* 14.04.1950, Ljubljana, Slovenia
lives in: Ljubljana, Slovenia

Milan Jesih (b. 1950) is a poet, dramatist and translator, who studied comparative literature in Ljubljana, now he is a freelance writer. In the late 1960s he started out in the neo-avant-garde literary-performance group before growing disillusioned with ideological and aesthetic projects. A winner of all important national prizes (The Prešeren Prize, The Jenko Award and The Veronika Award), Jesih translated more than forty plays (Shakespeare, Chekhov, Bulgakov etc.).

photo © Jože Suhadolnik

He has published following books of poems: Uran v urinu, gospodar! (Uraniu in Urine, Lord!, 1972), Legende (Legends, 1974), Kobalt (Kobalt, 1976), Volfram (Volfram, 1980), Usta (Mouth, 1985), Soneti (Sonnets, 1989), Soneti drugi (New Sonnets, 1993), Jambi (Iambs, 2000), and his work has been translated into several European languages.

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