Poetry

The River's Dream

Summary – The River's Dream The River's Dream is a lyrical meditation on the journey of life, memory, and the eternal search for belonging. Through the symbol of the river, the poem explores the human experience as a continuous flow between origin and destiny. The river becomes a living presence that dreams, remembers, longs, and carries within it both beauty and quiet unrest. Rich natural imagery—the moon, stars, freshly cut grass, and the vast blue sea—creates a timeless landscape where nature reflects the inner world of the human soul. As the river follows its course toward the sea, it becomes a metaphor for humanity itself: born from the earth, shaped by time and memory, and ultimately returning to the infinite. The poem celebrates the profound bond between humanity and nature while contemplating themes of transience, hope, identity, and the enduring cycle of life.

The sublime feeling from which time is born.

Will darkness be overcome by darkness, or by the strength of the eternal radiance of the sun?

love is the ultimate, invincible force that endures until the end of time.

Yearning

The Stone That Forgives

“one stone that forgives” and “one threshold from which we came to be.” It symbolizes origin, forgiveness, home, and spiritual foundation. The white and emerald fields carry a sense of purity, light, and wondrous beauty

All That We Need

Whether love is enough, and whether a human being can stand alone in this earthly life.

Blue Meadow

For those who seek a place of purity, dreams, and spiritual peace.

Morning star

A shadow fell for a moment, where the soul abides…

One thought

“The only thing that stands against that entropy is ART.”

Dawn

In an armful of blossoming dawns, I am born in you, and you in the eye of me.

Eyes of the Universe

Everything is mine, and nothing belongs to me.

A Grain of Truth

Man was fashioned from the hidden face of truth, and the human soul longs to be free.

We are not here by chance. Everything carries its purpose.

Embrace Life

Love

Call me so we can be silent, so we can remember everything from the moment time began. Yours and mine.

The Other Side

Vuče me nešto negdje daleko, Negdje gdje dosegao niko nije...

TO THE SLEEPING SOLDIER

FOR JOVICA GUROVIĆ Had that moment lasted forever, we would still be taming the darkness, our youth would not have been carried off by shadows, nor would a single instant have taken you from us.

Njegoš

Gibran

"Perhaps humanity's greatest problem is that it doesn't know how to love."

Rain

A hug