Spomenik Vojislavu
- Essays
- Book language: Serbian
- 6 pages
An essay by Jovan Dučić from 1902, occasioned by the Belgrade ladies' wish to raise a monument to the poet Vojislav. Dučić writes of it as of a poem, musing on beauty, the music of verse and the poet's place in the world, suggesting women have a surer instinct for beauty. A short, rhythmic piece of prose that reads well aloud.
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