HYMN OF LOVE (POEM BY ZORAN PEJKOVSKI, IN HONOR OF PETRE M. ANDREEVSKI)

Abstract

The paper is an analysis and interpretation of the latest book by the eminent contemporary Macedonian writer Zoran Pejkovski "Does one die of too much love", written on the occasion of the 90th anniversary of the birth of the great Petre M. Andreevski. The hermeneutic approach allow an in depth re reading of the essential processes of visions, ideas and poetic impulses of this poem, built from 25 authentic and original books. The essay gets indented into the thematic dominants, elevating love as a phenomenon above phenomena, as an essence above essences, as an idea above ideas, as an urge above urges. Love as hyperbole, recognized in the poetic manuscript of the cult and excellent poetry collection "Denicia" by Petre M. Andreevski, is the dominant theme of the poetics of the sumptuous lyricist Zoran Pejkovski, which, from branching philosophyу, develop and resurrect her to the level of a philosophy of life, which, like the canopy of a tree, grows arborescently through this precious poems, in memory of the great Petrе M. Andreevskи. Is there a dialogue between the two discourses in terms of content and form? Our scientific curiosity raises important questions for these two poetics and their possible synergies.