J<\/b>ulia Cimafiejeva\u00a0<\/b><\/h3>\nAutoportret w postaci pestki awokado<\/b><\/h1>\n<\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div>This book is a poetic self-portrait of the author, who lives in exile, wandering through various European cities. The protagonist engages in conversations with the living and the dead, with relatives and strangers, with plants and animals, with streets and cities. Most importantly, she converses with herself \u2013 a girl from a Polesia village familiar with the poison and sweetness of wolfberries, born during times of change. As a student, she discovers the world in an oppressed country. Eventually, as an adult woman, she chooses poetry as a way to communicate with the world, with her voice now resonating in various languages. This voice is full of fear, sometimes sad, sometimes contemplative, but always clear, inquisitive, and audible. \u201cIt is I\u201d \u2013 quietly but surely, says the pit of an exotic fruit from this rich image full of colors and nuances, affirming life and its endless, triumphant diversity. \u2013 Alhierd Bacharevi\u010d<\/p>\n
\u201cA necessary and devastatingly beautiful read\u201d \u2013 Pierce Alquist<\/p>\n
\u201cImages of wordlessness, thwarted regeneration, and ecological catastrophe\u2014give the book its depth, and announce Julia Cimafiejeva as a poet that readers will want to follow in the future.\u201d\u2013 Jessica Johnson<\/p>\n<\/div>
This book is a poetic self-portrait of the author, who lives in exile, wandering through various European cities. The protagonist engages in conversations with the living and the dead, with relatives and strangers, with plants and animals, with streets and cities. Most importantly, she converses with herself \u2013 a girl from a Polesia village familiar with the poison and sweetness of wolfberries, born during times of change. As a student, she discovers the world in an oppressed country. Eventually, as an adult woman, she chooses poetry as a way to communicate with the world, with her voice now resonating in various languages. This voice is full of fear, sometimes sad, sometimes contemplative, but always clear, inquisitive, and audible. \u201cIt is I\u201d \u2013 quietly but surely, says the pit of an exotic fruit from this rich image full of colors and nuances, affirming life and its endless, triumphant diversity. \u2013 Alhierd Bacharevi\u010d<\/p>\n
\u201cA necessary and devastatingly beautiful read\u201d \u2013 Pierce Alquist<\/p>\n
\u201cImages of wordlessness, thwarted regeneration, and ecological catastrophe\u2014give the book its depth, and announce Julia Cimafiejeva as a poet that readers will want to follow in the future.\u201d\u2013 Jessica Johnson<\/p>\n<\/div>
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