The World by Evening
- 134 pages
- 5 hours of reading
Menno Wigman, a celebrated Dutch poet, is recognized for his impactful work that intertwines the influences of European Romanticism and the darker aspects of urban life. His poetry navigates a spectrum of emotions, oscillating between scathing critique and tender introspection, reflecting an uncompromising self-scrutiny. Often likened to Baudelaire, Wigman's writing embodies a "divine trauma," characterized by raw lyricism and a refusal to settle for easy resolutions. With increasing translations, he is gaining recognition as a significant figure in European poetry.
