Overreal Reality
(Mariusz Mitera)
Mariusz Mitera, a poet from Tarnow, in the collection of his poems is radically demanding. The postulate of the unconditional acceptance, seems to be unrealistic and yet such acceptance has the value of the reality. The radical demands are easy to see. The idea and its materialization are divergent, and it prevents any judgment "not knowing, who I am/ what I am/ do not judge me/ consulting/ appearances/ I will give you my friendship/ if you accept it/ without any question". Participating in "the insane dance around/ daily routines/ arguing/ persuading to your/ rights your nearest and dearests" he shows justified and ultimate depression. Probably that is why he writes "I like to be a human/ from nowhere/ appear for a moment/ to come into existence. According to the poet "feelings are obstacle" and all human relationships feed their own egoistic needs. There is no partnership, no cooperation. He is on his own. Can we be close to each other with such awareness of the situation? Patients "sentenced" to suffering waiting for a diagnose, for the verdict. He is alone wrapped in the shroud of the fog. He reminisces - only - lost friendship, and all his world is bathed in the dullness. Yet, there is something, that gives him satisfaction. The right words that can reach the heart like euphoria. It is like psychotherapy- total departure, that lets you watching yourself. The poetry is like language of the fairy tales, like return to the roots, because, like one of the greatest was use to say - at the very beginning poetry and singing were the human language.
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