Vesna Parun: The Poetess of Love and Pain
Vesna Parun was a Croatian poetess who was born on April 10, 1922 on the island of Zlarin near Å ibenik. She is considered one of the most important and influential female poets in Croatian literature, as well as one of the first women who lived
exclusively from writing and for writing. Her poems are characterized by lyrical expression, emotional intensity, musicality, and rich imagery. She wrote about love, loneliness, suffering, death, nature, and social issues, often from a feminist
perspective.

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Vesna Parun's life was marked by many hardships and tragedies. She lost her brother in World War II, experienced several unhappy love affairs, suffered from illnesses, divorced her husband in Bulgaria where she lived for five years, and spent her last
years in poverty and isolation in Stubičke Toplice. She died on October 25, 2010 at the age of 88.

Vesna Parun published more than 50 books of poetry, as well as prose, essays, children's literature, and translations. Some of her most famous poems are "Ti koja imaš ruke nevinije" ("You Who Have Hands More Innocent"), "Zavjet" ("Vow"), "Zahvalnost" (
"Gratitude"), "Čežnja" ("Longing"), and "Za sve su kriva djetinjstva naša" ("Our Childhoods Are to Blame for Everything"). Her poems have been translated into many languages and have inspired many musicians, artists, and filmmakers.

If you want to read some of Vesna Parun's poems online for free, you can find them in PDF format on Scribd[^1^] [^3^] or on Cuspajz[^2^], a website that offers lyrics of Croatian songs. You can also listen to some of her poems recited by famous Croatian
actors and singers on YouTube. Vesna Parun's poems are a treasure of Croatian culture and a testament to her poetic genius.


Vesna Parun started writing poetry at an early age and published her first poem in a local newspaper when she was 16. She was influenced by Croatian poets such as Antun Branko Šimić, Tin Ujević, and Dobriša Cesarić, as well as by French
and German literature. She also developed a strong connection with nature and the Mediterranean landscape, which is reflected in many of her poems.



Vesna Parun faced many obstacles and challenges as a woman writer in a patriarchal society. She was often criticized for her unconventional style, her outspokenness, her independence, and her refusal to conform to the dominant ideology. She was also
marginalized and ignored by the literary establishment and the media for many years. Despite these difficulties, she never gave up on her poetic vocation and continued to write until the end of her life.

Vesna Parun received several awards and recognitions for her literary work, both in Croatia and abroad. She was nominated for the Nobel Prize in Literature in 1993. She was also honored with a statue on her native island of Zlarin, a street named after
her in Zagreb, and a postage stamp issued by the Croatian Post. Her poems have been included in many anthologies and textbooks of Croatian literature and have been studied by scholars and students alike.
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