Tomas Tranströmer

Dygnkantring

jezik: švedščina

prevodov: nemščina (Kentern von Nacht zu Tag), slovenščina (Previs dneva ), makedonščina (ПРЕМИН НА ДЕНОНИЌИЕ), ruščina (Смена суток), ukrajinščina (На зламі доби), bosanščina (Danonoćno dovijanje), latvijščina (Diennakts sānsvere)

Dygnkantring

Stilla vaktar skogsmyran, ser i intet
in. Och intet hörs utom dropp från dunkla
lövverk och det nattliga sorlet djupt i
sommarens canyon.

Granen står som visaren på ett urverk,
taggig. Myran glöder i bergets skugga.
Fågel skrek! Och äntligen. Långsamt börjar
molnforan rulla.

prevodov:

jezik: nemščina

Kentern von Nacht zu Tag

Still wacht die Waldameise, blickt in nichts
hinein. Und nichts ist zu hören außer Tropfen von dunklem
Laubwerk und das nächtliche Rieseln tief
im Cañon des Sommers.

Die Tanne steht wie der Zeiger an einem Uhrwerk,
stachlig. Die Ameise glüht im Schatten des Berges.
Schrei, Vogel! Und endlich. Langsam beginnt die Wolken-
fuhre zu rollen.

jezik: slovenščina

Previs dneva

Gozdna mravlja tiho opazuje, pogleda
v nič. Ničesar se ne sliši razen kapljanja z mračnega
listja in nočnega žuborenja globoko v
kanjonu poletja.

Smreka koničasto stoji kot kazalec
na uri. Mravlja žari v senci hriba.
Ptičji krik! In končno. Počasi se začenjajo valiti
svežnji oblakov.

jezik: makedonščina

ПРЕМИН НА ДЕНОНИЌИЕ

Мирно стражари шумската мравка, гледа во ништото.
И ништо не се слуша освен капките од темните
разлистени крошни и ноќниот џагор длабоко во кањонот на
летото.

Елата стои како стрелка од часовник,
трнлива. Мравката се жари во планинската сенка.
Крикна птица! И конечно. Полека се затркала товарот на
облаците.

jezik: ruščina

Смена суток

Часовым – лесной муравей – в ничто он
смотрит. И ни звука не слышно, только
капли с листьев, лепет в каньоне лета –
шёпоты ночи.

Ель – застывшей стрелкой на циферблате –
колет глаз. В тени муравей пылает.
Птичий вскрик! И вот оно. Покатилась
облако-фура.

jezik: ukrajinščina

На зламі доби

Тихий страж – лісова мураха дивить-
ся в ніщо. Й не чутне ніщо – лиш краплі
з листя темного й дзюркотання ночі
в каньйоні літа.

Тут ялина, ніби годинника стрілка,
гостра. Сяє в тіні гори мураха.
Скрикнув птах! І врешті. Почала хмара
возом котитись.

jezik: bosanščina

Danonoćno dovijanje

Tiho stražari šumski mrav, zureći
u ništa. I ništa se ne čuje do kapljica s mutna
granja i noćnog žamora duboko
dole u kanjonu ljeta.

Smreka stoji ko kazaljka na satu starinskom,
bodjikava. Mrav se žari u zasjenu briježnom.
Ptica kriknu! I napokon. Počinje se polagano
oblačje suntati.

jezik: latvijščina

Diennakts sānsvere

Meža skudra stāv sardzē, raugās nekur.
Un dzirdamas tikai piles no tumšām
lapām un naksnīgas
alas vasaras
aizas dziļumā.

Egle stāv kā ciparnīcas rādītājs,
adataina. Skudra kvēl kalna ēnā.
Putns iekliedzās! Beidzot. Lēnām sāk ripot
mākoņu vezums.

Tomas Tranströmer

* 15.04.1931, Stockholm, Švedska
† 26.03.2015, Stockholm, Švedska

Tomas Tranströmer, born in Stockholm in April 1931, is a Swedish poet and translator. He began writing poetry while he was at school. In 1956 he finished his studies of psychology, history, religion, and literature at Stockholm University. During his studies, his poems were published in magazines and his first collection of poems, 17 dikter (Seventeen Poems), appeared in 1954.

Tranströmer has published 15 collected works over his career, though his complete body of work would fit into one not too large book.

Tranströmer suffered several strokes since 1990 that left him partially paralyzed and unable to speak; however, he would continue to write poetry through the early 2000s. He published a short autobiography, Minnena ser mig (The Memories see me), in 1993. His last original work, The Great Enigma, was published in 2004.

Tranströmer is one of Scandinavia's most important poets. He has sold thousands of volumes in his native country and his poetry has been translated into more than 60 languages. His poetry is characterised by a sense of wonder underlying the routine of everyday life, a quality which often gives his poems a religious dimension. The traditional nature poetry written in his early twenties later became a darker, personal, and more open verse.

Next to many other awards Tranströmer received throughout his career, he has been awarded the Nobel Prize in Literature for 2011. The Nobel Committee stated that Tranströmer's work received the prize “because, through his condensed, translucent images, he gives us fresh access to reality.'

Permanent secretary of the Swedish Academy Peter Englund said, 'He's been writing poetry since 1951 when he made his debut. And has quite a small production, really. He's writing about big questions. He's writing about death, he's writing about history and memory, and nature.'

Tomas Tranströmer died on March 26, 2015 in Stockholm, aged 83.

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