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Today's Poet: Frosina Tasevska (North Mecedonia)

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 "DISCOURSE"GLOBAL LITERATURE MGAZINE


TITLE: HERITAGE

Poet:Frosina Tasevska

(North Mecedonia)


I will leave my words to you

that fragmented heritage 

just like a seed sown in a pot.

Afterward, its meaning to be

secretly interpreted by you,

so they will touch you in my absence.


Come to me with a signature

under the stones with buried echoes,

under the family tree on our last goodbye.

Spoken words without any witnesses

will haunt you for a long time.


And is it necessary if the words are gone!?

Does it matter if the meaning of each other words 

has been misunderstood 

from the overwhelming excitement!?


I bring my hands closer with a magnifying glass

in anticipation of melted mercy.

I created a new alphabet from my missed words

in a presence to understand them,

in my absence to pass them.

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A REVIEW OF THE POEM BY THE EDITOR


Interpreting Fragments: Legacy Poem


In the poem "Heritage" by Frosina Tasevska, the poet employs intricate language and craft to convey a profound meaning. The poem centers on the idea of leaving behind a legacy of words that hold a fragmented heritage, akin to a seed planted in a pot. The language is evocative, as the poet uses the metaphor of a seed to represent the potential for growth and interpretation.
Tasevska invites the reader to interpret the words secretly, suggesting an intimate and personal connection between the reader and the poet's intention. The imagery of a "signature" under stones with buried echoes and the family tree adds layers of depth, underscoring the importance of memory and connection to one's roots. The mention of "spoken words without any witnesses" haunting the reader emphasizes the lingering impact of words even when no one is present to hear them.

The poet questions the necessity of words once they are gone and whether it matters if their meanings have been misunderstood due to overwhelming excitement. This reflects on the ephemeral nature of language and communication, highlighting the potential for both connection and misinterpretation.
The stanza where the poet brings her hands closer with a magnifying glass adds a tactile and visual element to the poem. It conveys the sense of intense examination and scrutiny, emphasizing the poet's desire for her words to be understood in her presence and passed on in her absence.
Frosina Tasevska's use of language, metaphor, and imagery creates a multi-layered work that explores the intricacies of communication, memory, and legacy. The poem beautifully captures the interplay between the written word, personal interpretation, and the lasting impact of language, making it a thought-provoking piece that invites readers to reflect on their own relationship with heritage and expression.

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Read Here 👇

1) A Poem by Dr Sonia Gupta(India)

https://discourseglmag.blogspot.com/2023/08/discouese-poetry.html

2) A Poem by Taghrid Bou Merhi(Lebenon)

https://discourseglmag.blogspot.com/2023/08/poet-of-day-taghrid-bou-mehri.html

3) A Tribute to Milan Kundera

https://discourseglmag.blogspot.com/2023/08/a-tribute-to-milan-kundera.html

4) A Poem by:Khursheed Ahmed Wani(Kashmir)

https://discourseglmag.blogspot.com/2023/08/todays-poet-khursheed-ahmed-wani-kashmir.html

5) A Poem by Amjad Babar (Pakistan)

https://discourseglmag.blogspot.com/2023/08/todays-poetamjid-babar-pakistan.html


Founder/Editor

Aamir Abdullah


Co-Editors

Mumtaz Husain(USA)

Dr.Ratan Ghosh(India)

Haleema Abdulazeez(Nigeria)

Aasma Tahir(Pakiatan)

Najia Ahmed(Canada)

Comments

  1. Frosina10 August 2023 at 11:50

    Dear Sir, I really appreciate you taking the time to write an excellent review. Thank you so much for your kind words. You are doing an incredible job. You constantly make a difference in poetry all over the world, connecting the poets, publishing the best contemporary poetry, and discovering new talents. I wish you many more issues.

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  2. "DISCOURSE" GLOBAL LITERATURE MAGAZINE10 August 2023 at 19:20

    Thank you so much for the appreciation.

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  3. SAJID Hussain12 August 2023 at 19:58

    Great piece of writing the poem is,very craftfully the editor took the review with his analysis of poem, taking all key touch of poem understanding them through figuritive language, remarkably he interprets the message of poem through explaining his review in deeply, I appreciate his incredible efforts in all dimensions he proceeded in his literary magazine, Inshallah we all are with Aamir Abdullah, thanks

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  4. "DISCOURSE" GLOBAL LITERATURE MAGAZINE12 August 2023 at 20:33

    Thank you so much dear Sajid Husain.

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