Paul Bogaert
Author

诗歌作品

ZONDER HANDEN 荷兰文

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WELCOME HYGIENE 荷兰文

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ZIJN REGELS 荷兰文

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CIRCULAIRE SYSTEMEN – NR. 7 荷兰文

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CIRCULAIRE SYSTEMEN – NR. 9 荷兰文

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CIRCULAIRE SYSTEMEN – NR. 13 荷兰文

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Handelend naar de letter 荷兰文

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Vandaar die lichtinval (fragment) 荷兰文

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[- Ik hoor dat je gestabiliseerd bent] 荷兰文

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‘IEDEREEN KAN HET’ 荷兰文

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IS DAT WEL IETS 荷兰文

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[Al wie opgewekt is] 荷兰文

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[Met de ingenieuze] 荷兰文

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[Wacht maar tot je godin Aurore] 荷兰文

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[Ik dacht dat de tijd via via zou werken] 荷兰文

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Paul Bogaert
Author

About

* 03.05.1968, Brussels, 比利时
居住于：Leuven, 比利时

Paul Bogaert’s debut collection of poems, WELCOME HYGIENE, was published in 1996. It features verses full of bizarre logic and a carefully measured mixture of styles and linguistic registers. His restless first person narrator is plagued with over-awareness; the way he analyses himself and others creates an alienating effect.

The same rousing mental and physical sensations surface in his second volume Circulaire systemen (Circular systems, 2002). In this collection Bogaert examines his fascination for all things that rotate. A closed, circular system generates security, but also discomfort. In an aloof, pseudo-scientific tone he creates poetic language machines, in which the ordinary is contrasted with the systematic.

In 2006, his third collection of poems, AUB (PLEASE), was published. In 2008 Paul Bogaert wrote the National Poetry Day essay Verwondingen (Injuries), in which he tries to explain the secrets of poetry by analysing the Serbian contribution (2007) to the Eurovision Song Contest.

de Slalom soft (the Slalom soft, 2009) is a long, sparkling, narrative poem, featuring a lifeguard in a subtropical swimming paradise, personal coaches, drowned bodies and office workers.

In just a few years and with only four collections of poems, Bogaert has proved himself one of the most striking voices among young Flemish poets.” (Tom Van de Voorde)