The poetry of the revolt in Podgorica

The evening dedicated to the poetry of the rebellion was held last night in Podgorica's Tien Cafe, and poets Jelena Nelević, Dragana Tripković and Dušan Đurišić read poetry that calls for engagement, awakening and change.

"It's a nice thing to do something new together, good for Montenegro, and it has to do with the rebellion. We hope that poetry will give strength to us as the organizers of the upcoming protest, but also to the citizens to be and come to the protest," he said. is at the beginning Srđa Keković on behalf of the organizers of MANSA, the Union of Free Trade Unions and the Union of Students.

At the beginning, "Slap to Public Taste", a kind of manifesto of Russian futurism, which was compiled in 1912 by the most famous names of the poetry of the revolution, David Burlyuk, Aleksandar Kruchonikh, Vladimir Mayakovsky and Viktor Khlebnnikov, was read. "Šamar" was translated and read by Jelena Nelević for this occasion.

In front of a rarely large audience, when it comes to this kind of poetry evening, the poets read the verses of the inevitable Mayakovsky, Brjusov, Miljković, Lorca, Bukovsky, as well as those dedicated to the theme of rebellion by Joyce, Retamar, Njegoš.

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"The basic cell of society is the family, but it is also the cancer of the wound of every individual", Dušan Đurović quoted Professor Ratko Božović and continued with his drama in three pictures "The Triumph of Height", which he shared with the audience. The first act can be found on the blogofanzin site, as well as the other two "What a gesture" and "The Empire Strikes Back".

"The point of the story is to create energy and fight for small revolutions in personal microcosms and then move on to bigger things," said Đurović.

During the evening, the poetry of Miloš Živanović, Žonij Štulić, Vladimir Đurišić, Dinko Telećan was also read...

One of the goals of the evening was to collect money for the transportation of all those who want to join the upcoming protest in Podgorica.

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