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My Library. Misak Metsarents / Իմ Գրադարանը․ Միսաք Մեծարենց
My Library. Misak Metsarents
The series “My library” presents the collection of works of Misak Metsarents. It includes the works from the series “Throbs”, “Rainbow”, “New carols” and other lyrical poems, as well as the literary-critical article “An attempt of self-criticism on the “Rainbow”. Metsarenst's hero is a great humanist, filled with love towards nature and life, who dreams of justice and harmonious world. Metsarents praises nature and explains the man-nature relationship through nature scenes.
Misak Metsarents in Wikipedia
The series “My library” presents the collection of works of Misak Metsarents. It includes the works from the series “Throbs”, “Rainbow”, “New carols” and other lyrical poems, as well as the literary-critical article “An attempt of self-criticism on the “Rainbow”. Metsarenst's hero is a great humanist, filled with love towards nature and life, who dreams of justice and harmonious world. Metsarents praises nature and explains the man-nature relationship through nature scenes.
Misak Metsarents in Wikipedia
192 pages, Paperback
Published January 1, 2013
About the author
Misak Metsarents
4 books3 followers Misak Metsarents (Armenian: Միսաք Մեծարենց, 1886 - 1908) was a leading Western Armenian poet.
Misak Medzadourian was born in the Pingian village of Agn. In 1894, he moved with his family to Sepasdia, where he attended the Aramian School. Until 1902, he attended the Anatolia Boarding School in Marzvan. From 1902-1905, he attended the Central School in Constantinople. However, tuberculosis forced him to leave his education. The poor poet died July 4, 1908. At the age of 22, the very young poet enriched Armenian poetry with his lyrical and genuine masterpieces. In spite of his sad fate, Misak Medzarents managed to publish in his lifetime two volumes of poetry: “Dziadzan” (1907) and “Nor dagher” (1907.)
Misak Medzadourian was born in the Pingian village of Agn. In 1894, he moved with his family to Sepasdia, where he attended the Aramian School. Until 1902, he attended the Anatolia Boarding School in Marzvan. From 1902-1905, he attended the Central School in Constantinople. However, tuberculosis forced him to leave his education. The poor poet died July 4, 1908. At the age of 22, the very young poet enriched Armenian poetry with his lyrical and genuine masterpieces. In spite of his sad fate, Misak Medzarents managed to publish in his lifetime two volumes of poetry: “Dziadzan” (1907) and “Nor dagher” (1907.)
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