Vesmírne odrezky padajúcich hviezd – Marton Ján (2015)

Marton didn't have to think long about the title of his seventh collection of poems. Cosmic. That's a brief way to put it. A depth of feelings, freedom, and courage filled with a strange fear of one's dreams alternates with the liberation of one's own mind. If Marton didn't write, he wouldn't survive. In the aforementioned collection, readers will find very strong references to delicate lyricism in the verses. The collection is written with freedom in the soul and purity of thought within. The poems float in free verse, occasionally rhyming, but primarily emphasize the relational resonance of lived experiences. The author strips himself bare in the poems and offers a powerful motif, which is the free expression of his own spirituality. About his own feelings. About his own values. And the highest value is undoubtedly the relationship between two people. The purest love that exists. Marton describes himself as a poet with the soul of a punk. He loves music. He has two parallel worlds in which he lives simultaneously. For now, it's not a diagnosis, just a feeling. However, you certainly won't get into his head, but you can try to get into his poems. Perhaps you'll look at poetry from a slightly different angle, from another side and perspective. As if you were gazing at the universe. After all, it is infinitely diverse. Like every view of a poem, which with each...