Søren Ulrik Thomsen
Author

Poemas

[Vinter: Hastesagerne hober sig op. ] danés

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[Et kort øjeblik når jeg vågner] danés

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[Hvert år på den dato] danés

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[Selvom du stadig er smuk] danés

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[Det vakkelvorne køkkenbord] danés

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[Her skulle egentlig have stået et digt] danés

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[I Hvidovre, på novemberdage] danés

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[Mellem alle disse digte] danés

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[Mens jeg drømte om at se det hele] danés

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[Mit liv blev et halvt århundrede kortere] danés

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[Jeg har sat mig her ved det bageste bord] danés

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[Elskede, må vores kærlighed altid være] danés

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[For 16 år siden fik jeg en papkasse] danés

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[Radioen har fanget en fjern station] danés

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Søren Ulrik Thomsen
Author

About

* 08.05.1956, Kalundborg, Dinamarca
Vive en: København, Dinamarca

Søren Ulrik Thomsen (b. 1956 in Kalundborg), is one of Denmark’s most popular poets and spent his childhood on the Stevns Peninsula south of Copenhagen. In 1972 he moved to the Danish capital. His debut collection was City Slang (1981). This has been followed by seven further volumes of verse and several collections of essays, and a best-of book, Samlede Thomsen (2014).
Thomsen is a master of the small gesture. With apparently effortless casualness he makes everyday objects collide with theories – in a diction that merges laconic expression with pathos and humour.

To accompany Rystet spejl (Shaken Mirror; 2011) an album was released in 2013 recorded by him with six young musicians from Det Glemte Kvarter. Their joint range extends from almost transparent sound landscapes to full-blown poetry-funk, a widely ranging synthesis of words and music between jazz, pop and avant-garde. 2016 saw the release of the second album POWER.

Thomsen is also a translator. Together with Jørgen Mejer he has translated Sophocles’ Oedipus Rex (1990) and Euripides’ The Phoenician Women (1998) into Danish. Søren Ulrik Thomsen has been awarded many Danish literary prizes and fellowships and has been a member of the Danish Academy since 1995.