Radharani Pernarčič
Radharani Pernarčič (1979), graduated from cultural anthropology (FF UL Slovenia; 2005) and contemporary dance and choreography (SNDO AHK, Amsterdam, The Netherlands; 2007). She has published two books of poetry, Vesolje Žalujko, veter žaluzije (2008) and Bull-roarer (2013), while also many poems from her third, yet unpublished book (The scalpel for a dream membrane) have already been published in different magazines and presented at home or international poetry festivals/readings. Her poetry has been widely translated (e.g. English, Check, Serbian, Polish, Hebrew, Bulgarian etc.) and published in international volumes and anthologies. Some of her early poems have been set to music by Andraž Polič and Fake Orchestra, while in 2014 she created her own band (Icy Noctiluca) with Mario Babojelić, where she started to explore poetry in combination with music.
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Dostopnost
do lastne prisotnosti
Najina reka požira oblake,
za njo ostaja izpljunjen prod:
ko kdaj osamljen čoln drsi
med gorami, drhtenje gladine
zazveni v zatilju. Ne ti ne jaz
ne poznava partiture neba,
noben človek ne zna natančno
opisati žalosti. Tudi če se kdaj
znajdemo v trenutku, ko v
počasnem posnetku opazujemo,
kako razpada kovina, poka steklo
v možganih, ki napajajo kosti z
zgodovino, se ranjene skale
ne zacelijo – iz njih rastejo
nove in nove pokrajine: v času
svojih življenj smo videli le
njihov noht.
Opreznost ne pripada ne plenilcu
ne plenu: ustvarja se v medprostoru,
ko zarezonira védenje, da se bo
pravkar sprožila elastična napeta
nit nekje v vesolju – in bomo ujeli le,
kako odnese s plašča pretesno zapet
gumb. Pojavnost je le trik, da se ne bi
naveličali pogleda v logiko zasnove.
A za vsak slučaj: vselej, preden se
vrneva v hišo, na vrtu trikrat
zažvižgava – da bi veter spet
našel pravhod v najini sanjski telesi.
(Poetikon 67-68, 2016)
