About Anna Swir
1909 - 1984/PolishAnna Swir (Świrszczyńska) was born in Warsaw, Poland, to an artistic though impoverished family. She worked from an early age, supporting herself while she attended university to study medieval Polish literature. In the 1930s she worked for a teachers’ as
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Poetry & Stories
The Sea And The Man
You will not tame this seaeither by humility or rapture.
Large Intestine
Look in the mirror. Let us both look.Here is my naked body.
Virginity
One must be brave to live througha day. What remains
She Does Not Remember
She was an evil stepmother.In her old age she is slowly dying
I’ll Open the Window
Our embrace lasted too long.We loved right down to the bone.
About Anna Swir
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Who is Anna Swir?
1909 - 1984/PolishAnna Swir (Świrszczyńska) was born in Warsaw, Poland, to an artistic though impoverished family. She worked from an early age, supporting herself while she attended university to study medieval Polish literature.
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Kavishala has 11 poems and stories by Anna Swir, free to read on this page, along with selected quotes you can share.
Poems & Stories by Anna Swir
The Sea And The Man
You will not tame this seaeither by humility or rapture.
Large Intestine
Look in the mirror. Let us both look.Here is my naked body.
Virginity
One must be brave to live througha day. What remains
She Does Not Remember
She was an evil stepmother.In her old age she is slowly dying
I’ll Open the Window
Our embrace lasted too long.We loved right down to the bone.
Happy as a Dog’s Tail
Happy as something unimportantand free as a thing unimportant.
Woman Unborn
I am not born as yet,five minutes before my birth.
Myself and My Person
There are momentswhen I feel more clearly than ever
The Greatest Love
She is sixty. She livesthe greatest love of her life.She walks arm-in-arm with her dear one,
In A Meadow
One white daisyand my two closed eyes.
I Knocked My Head against the Wall
As a childI put my finger in the fire
Selected Quotes by Anna Swir (चुनिंदा उद्धरण)
Look in the mirror. Let us both look.Here is my naked body.
She was an evil stepmother.In her old age she is slowly dying
There are momentswhen I feel more clearly than ever
One white daisyand my two closed eyes.
Happy as something unimportantand free as a thing unimportant.
She is sixty. She livesthe greatest love of her life.She walks arm-in-arm with her dear one,
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