(No)Real World of the Poet. A Few Poems by Tadeusz Rozewicz

The subject of reflection will make a sleep figure in the poetry of Tadeusz Różewicz. The basic material
for the analysis will be eight poems of the poet from different periods of his oeuvre (1948–2001).
Contextually this article will also refer to several other — corresponding with them mentally — poetry
writer. Tracing these works feature figures will help determine sleep and change, which was the subject
for the poetry of the author Regio. These meditations will lead, inter alia, to the following diagnoses.
A sleep figure was used by Różewicz to make fundamental issues of his poetry: ontological, existential and
aesthetic. In addition, he used it both in the general discussion — regarding the condition of the unit, the
system of values and the world in the 20th century, as well as personal — devoted to himself or memories
of his mother. All of these factors meant that Tadeusz Różewicz over several decades gave the figure of
sleep in his poetry the special and unique status, leaving one of the most interesting in the poetry of the
20th century Polish certificates exploration in the narrow area between the real terms (basic questions of
his poetry) and unreal (searching for answers to these questions through a dream-like images).