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Томът с избрани творби на голямата поетеса е под съставителството на Йордан Василев. Той съдържа най-доброто от поезията й. Критическите оценки в рубриката „Думи за Блага Димитрова" са на Клео Протохристова, Иван Гранитски, Вихрен Чернокожев, Панко Анчев.
- GenresPoetry
362 pages, Paperback
First published January 1, 2008
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Blaga Dimitrova
52 books177 followersBG: Блага Димитрова
Blaga Nikolova Dimitrova (2 January 1922 – 2 May 2003) was a Bulgarian poetess and Vice President of Bulgaria from 1992 until 1993.
Born to a mother teacher and a father lawyer, Blaga Dimitrova was raised in Veliko Tarnovo and then moved to Sofia. She finished High School in 1942, and Slavic Philology at the University of Sofia in 1945.
In the 1970s, her works became more critical of the communist government, and she received reprimands for not being politically correct. Four of the poetry books Dimitrova wrote in the 1970s- "Fireflies Fading", "Rubber Plant", "Questions", and "Hobbyada"- were all rejected by state publishing houses with no specific reason given.
Blaga Dimitrova was the inspiration behind John Updike's short story "The Bulgarian Poetess".
During the Vietnam War, Dimitrova visited the country several times as a journalist, and in 1967 adopted a Vietnamese girl. Dimitrova was married to literary critic Jordan Vasilev.
She died on May 2, 2003.
Blaga Nikolova Dimitrova (2 January 1922 – 2 May 2003) was a Bulgarian poetess and Vice President of Bulgaria from 1992 until 1993.
Born to a mother teacher and a father lawyer, Blaga Dimitrova was raised in Veliko Tarnovo and then moved to Sofia. She finished High School in 1942, and Slavic Philology at the University of Sofia in 1945.
In the 1970s, her works became more critical of the communist government, and she received reprimands for not being politically correct. Four of the poetry books Dimitrova wrote in the 1970s- "Fireflies Fading", "Rubber Plant", "Questions", and "Hobbyada"- were all rejected by state publishing houses with no specific reason given.
Blaga Dimitrova was the inspiration behind John Updike's short story "The Bulgarian Poetess".
During the Vietnam War, Dimitrova visited the country several times as a journalist, and in 1967 adopted a Vietnamese girl. Dimitrova was married to literary critic Jordan Vasilev.
She died on May 2, 2003.
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March 9, 2019
Дълъг беше моят път до тебе,
толкоз дълъг, че когато сам
ти пред мене най-подир застана,
теб познах, но себе си - едвам.
Бях от мъките така прозрачна -
чак до дъно да ме прочетеш.
Бях от тържество така безкрайна -
че ти трябваше при мен да спреш.
"Пътят до тебе"
толкоз дълъг, че когато сам
ти пред мене най-подир застана,
теб познах, но себе си - едвам.
Бях от мъките така прозрачна -
чак до дъно да ме прочетеш.
Бях от тържество така безкрайна -
че ти трябваше при мен да спреш.
"Пътят до тебе"
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