
Peter Laugesen
Peter Laugesen is a prominent Danish poet known for his deep engagement with language and literary tradition. His latest poetry collection, 'Morgensange', reflects his ongoing dialogue with the works of his literary predecessors, particularly the Welsh poet Dylan Thomas. Through his verses, Laugesen explores themes of existence, memory, and the interplay between joy and sorrow, as indicated by the dual meaning of 'morning' and 'mourning' in his work. His poetry often emphasizes the importance of linguistic heritage in preserving cultural identity and expression.
Not in the pool (under ¢1).
Recent news mentions
Peter Laugesen contributed to the poetry in the book '33 digte' by Omar Khayyam.
Sikke et arbejde af både oversætter og digter! Sikke et værk!Peter Laugesen's latest poetry collection is titled 'Morgensange' and begins with a Dylan Thomas quote.
»Hold kæft, hvor er han god«

