Poetski mistik

Abstract

Prostorno omeđen raspon popratnog razmišljanja uz pjesničku zbirku Jasminke Domaš koja se u ovoj knjizi pojavljuje pod imanentno autoreferencijalnim naslovom "Poetski mistik" nastaje u namjeri da čitatelju koji se sprema zaploviti ustreptalo uskovitlanim i bujno meandričnim pjesmotokom te ponešto netipične lirike mjestimice ponudi misaono odmorište slično plutači, želeći ga neusiljeno ponukati na pozornije osluškivanje slobodnog pulsiranja žile kucavice što je poput djetlićeva kuckanja neprestance čujno na svim strukturnim razinama ove dopadljivo svojeglave poezije.

Once upon a time, long ago, when the Earth was waste and void, Eve looked at herself in the waters of the sea, blue like an opal. And she wished to make the beautiful even more beautiful. And she moved towards the Light, taking from the earth a handful of various forms and did as the Eternal One did: she kneaded the dust with water, the permanence, and change, and colored them into a necklace made of love and gold, the sign of perfection. And she took silver and made a sea creature with wings dusted with moonlight glow and put it on a starry ribbon which she sealed with the sparkle of a diamond, the symbol of perfect completion. And then she sought the emerald river over which birds with long green feathers were flying and dived a shell out of it, and found a pearl in it. And the primeval water said to her: “Eve, whatever you find, give it from your spirit, because only in this way will you get more from life.” She, Eve, Hava, the first woman, took heart and became an artist. And thus she broke all laws, approaching the deepest level of the insight from which everything emerges. And she fell in love as it was presented to her. Then, on the other side of Eden, she looked for corals, and stringing them, she sacrificed a drop of her blood and in them, she wrote the origin of the world, both vegetable and mineral. And round her arm she also put amber of all-encompassing possibility, connecting with it her cosmic soul with the divine soul. Adam found her musing on the shore, and she said to him: ”There is a course of life and the course of death, but also the course of God’s grace. With me, you have stood the moment of emptiness when we realized the point from which everything springs and into which everything flows.” And out of his hair, he took crystals, like those from the Lord’s pearly throne. And he arranged them on the palm of her hand, presenting with them the intuition with which the woman will move between the visible and the invisible. Eve looked at him with the eyes where the glistening Eden rains were still present, containing a dream dreaming itself. And she understood that those who have fallen to Earth can again find the way to Heaven.