Dоživljaj Troje u raznim generacijama srpskih pesnika: Vojislav Ilić, Velimir Lukić i Jovan Hristić

Abstract

Trojica srpskih pesnika, između ostalih, bili su nadahnuti motivima iz Trojanskog rata: Vojislav Ilić (Pred Trojom) krajem devetnaestog Velimir Lukić (Plač Helene za Parisom) i Jovan Hristić (Tri ratne pesme, 3) krajem dvadesetog veka. Ovaj rad pokusava da pokaže da Ii su i koliko njihove pesme bile vezane za istorijski trenutak nastanka pesme ili za Iičnu inspiraciju. I da, možda, pokaže da su VeIimir Lukić (1936-1997) i Jovan Hristić (1933-2002) napisali uspele, čak svevremene pesme, dok je Vojslav Ilič (1860-1894), po mom mišljenju, svojim doživljajem Troje pravio tek predah za istinska poetska pregnuća.

Three Serbian poets, among some others, were inspired by motifs of the Trojan War: Vojislav Ilić (Pred Trojom, Before Troy) in the late 19th century, and Velimir Lukić (Plač Helene za Parisom, Helen Cried over Paris) and Jovan Hristić (Tri ratne pesme, 3, Three War Poems, 3) in the late 20th century. This paper tries to show whether and to what extent their poems were related to the moment or to their personal inspiration. To show, perhaps, that Velimir Lukić (1936-1997) and Jovan Hristić (1933-2002) wrote successful, even universal poems, while with his expenence of Troy, Vojislav Hristić (1860-1894) had, in my opinion, a mere respite rather than true poetic endeavors.