Alexandru Vakulovski

un moş cu aragaz

Poemas

• 1 De la capăt | Traducciones: deen
• 2 Moartea unui poem | Traducciones: en
• 3 Poem despre sau Poate că ai şi murit | Traducciones: en
• 4 Păpădii | Traducciones: en
• 5 printre blocuri | Traducciones: en
• 6 ciobănească | Traducciones: en
• 7 balet | Traducciones: en
• 8 un moş cu aragaz | Traducciones: en
• 9 un câine-balon | Traducciones: en
• 10 grădiniţa | Traducciones: en
• 11 un bătrân | Traducciones: en

Idioma: rumano

Traducciones: inglés (an old man with gas hob)

un moş cu aragaz

printre blocuri
scârţâind
se apropie
un moş

în cărucior
cară
ceva alb

de aproape văd
că are
un aragaz

se apropie
de containere
îl deschide

îl umple
cu tot felul de
bunătăţi

Traducciones:

Idioma: inglés

an old man with gas hob

around the buildings
squeaking
it approaches
an old man

in the cart
he carries
something white

from nearby I can see
that he has
a gas hob

he approaches the
bin
opens it

fills it with
all sort of
goodies

Alexandru Vakulovski

Foto © Moni Stănilă

* 09.04.1978, Antoneşti/Ştefan Vodă, Moldavia
Vive en: Chișinău, Moldavia

Alexandru Vakulovski is a Moldavian poet, prose writer, dramaturg, scenarist, editorialist, critic, and translator. He was born in 1978 in Antoneşti/Ştefan Vodă which then belonged to the Soviet Union.

He studied at the State University of Moldova (Chişinău), and graduated at the Babeş-Bolyai University of Cluj-Napoca with a degree in philology.
He founded the web magazine "Tiuk! (k-avem kef)" in 2001 together with his brother Mihail Vakulovski, the graphic artist Dan Perjovschi, and Viorel Ciama.

Foto © Moni Stănilă

Between 2003-2005 he worked as a book editor for the publishing houses Aula and Eikon. In 2009-2010 he was chief editor to Stare de urgenţă and Revista la plic, two cultural magazines from Chişinău, founded by ICR.

He published essays, prose, poetry, drama and reviews in a number of important Romanian and Moldavian cultural magazines. His works have been included in anthologies from Romania, the Republic of Moldova as well as internationally. In his work he addresses everyday life in eastern Europe. His language is harsh, crude and provocative. In his texts, he ignores ethical and aesthetic taboos and challenges critics. He is also active as a translator of contemporary Russian literature.

Together with his wife, the Romanian writer Moni Stanila, Alexandru Vakulovski coordinates the literary circle Republica at the National Library in Chisinau.

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