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Bohdana Matiyash. rozmovy z Bohom. /second edition, extended/. (talking to the God) | | Track
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This small book, in fact, is as if some log cabins in fairy-tales. Those, you know, that outside look small, but when you enter them you find there a palace sometimes, and sometimes even a whole country. While in this case – the whole Universe is hidden there... Open, defenseless, soft – but it is for this reason, though it might look paradoxically, that it is very strong. Bohdana Matiyash has managed not to describe, not to convey with words what she wanted to say. Instead, her words – so simple, transparent and frank – have turned into the door opening into the warm heart and – through it – probably, into infinity... "Talking to the God" is such honest, deep, true intimacy that one almost fails to believe: is it really a book of the 21st century? That restless and inattentive one where we are living – really? And do we live, indeed? But here, right in front of you, is a proof of true life, as it seems to me. In which there is, for example, the desire to search – and the ability to find. Not necessarily answers – possibly, just ways. But a way is also, in the end, an answer... Anton Yozhyk Leyba (Hedgehog)
Kost' Moskalets once referred to this book as the most sensational poetic publication of the year, and Andriy Bondar suggested that "Conversations with God" over time would become a cult book... In Ukrainian.
Illustrations: Oksana Tryhub
Type of the edition: soft cover
Format: 190x165 mm
Number of pages: 80, illustrated
Publisher: Discursus, Brusturiv
Contents:
- 1 "mozhe skazhesh meni Bozhe shcho v ts‘omu nemaje..."
- 2 "rybu miy Hospody teper zavzhdy dovodyt‘sja..."
- 3 (4) "ty bachysh jak meni skladno hovoryty z..."
- 4 (5) "s‘ohodni ja vchusja tebe slukhaty..."
- 5 (8) "a bachysh ja vse odno shche ne mozhu..."
- 6 (9) "znajesh Bozhe tsi ostanni dni..."
- 7 (10) "bachysh shche trokhy y zmozhu hovoryty z toboju inakshe..."
- 8 (11) "a mozhe Bozhe inakshe mozhe moje sertse..."
- 9 (16) "Bozhe znaju shcho ja khotila by tobi podaruvaty..."
- 10 (18) "bude vesna bude taka pohozha jak u dytynstvi..."
- 11 (19) "chujesh jak dovkola tykho..."
- 12 (21) "Bozhe doshch proshu tebe ne vidchynjay..."
- 13 (29) "berezhy Bozhe vsikh u koho mokri ochi..."
- 14 (32) "tak ne mohla tak ne mohla ni hovoryty ni bachyty..."
- 15 (35) "nashi lysty Bozhe nashi slova chasom ljahajut‘ iz-pid pal‘tsiv..."
- 16 (36) "ty tak harno movchysh s‘ohodni ty tak harno..."
- 17 (40) "i todi tak tykho spochatku vseredyni..."
- 18 (45) "ty zh bachysh s‘ohodni nemaje chasu..."
- 19 (48) "jak nemovljata torkajut‘sja rukamy povitrja..."
- 20 (49) "chasom dumaju Bozhe chasom prosto..."
- 21 (57) "ja nikoly ne vmila dobre maljuvaty..."
- 22 (58) "a potim ja kydajusja bihty cherez..."
- 23 (59) "a teper zalyshit‘ mene a teper..."
- 24 (60) "zakhlynajusja vid vody..."
- 25 (61) "sestrychko moja ridnen‘kaja viz‘my mene..."
- 26 (62) "ja khotila by Bozhe shchoby ty zalyshyv meni..."
- 27 (63) "sered tsijeji oseni ja vyhljadaju duzhe nedorechno..."
- 28 (64) " kozhen bil‘ jakby ty zakhotiv Hospody mih by..."
- 29 (66) "djakuju shcho mozhu buty s‘ohodni djakujuchy..."
- 30 (67) "vin smijet‘sja vin kazhe shcho na mene spuskajut‘sja pavuchky..."
- 31 (69) "vidkhekajemosja vid us‘oho jak dosvidcheni..."
- 32 (70) "meni podobajet‘sja shcho ryby..."
- 33 (71) "ja zasynaju til‘ky todi..."
- 34 (73) "ty dyvujeshsja shcho moji ruky ta y zreshtoju vsja shkira..."
- 35 (74) "naybil‘she u sviti..."
- 36 (79) "s‘ohodni ja duzhe vidchuvaju jak sumuje shkira..."
- 37 (80) "napysavshy tobi lysta zasynaju poobitsjavshy..."
- 38 (82) "ponad lystja kul‘bab..."
- 39 (83) "ljubov ta shcho prykhodyt‘ kazhe vidday..."
- 40 (85) "napovny mene vdoju miy Hospody bo..."
- 41 (89) "meni tak shkoda shcho..."
- 42 (92) "skuchaju koly..."
- 43 (93) "znajesh jakby mozhna bulo prosyty pro molytvu..."
- 44 (95) "kozhnym podykhom..."
- 45 (97) "shcho my robytymemo tsey vechir Hospody..."
- 46 (98) "duzhe skuchaju Bozhe za zhinkoju jaku ty zabrav..."
- 47 (99) "ja obertajusja rivno nastil‘ky shvydko..."
- 48 (101) "ja duzhe radiju Hospody ja tak bahato radiju..."
- 49 (102) "dobre shcho my nikoly ne odni..."
- 50 (103) "vsi shcho prykhodjat‘ prykhodjat‘ rozkvitajuchy..."
- 51 (104) "meni staje sumno des‘ sered dnja..."
- 52 (105) "koly ty zapytujesh..."
- 53 (106) "tak stvorjujesh svit shchob nam u vs‘omu maty pevnist‘..."
- 54 (108) "shvydko zatsvitut‘ irysy..."
- 55 (109) "i zemljamiy Bozhe staje taka vidchutna..."
Publisher: Discursus
Catalogue number: ISBN 9789669731418
Year: 2013
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