„Wieszcza” poezja Gałczyńskiego. Na marginesie wiersza Boję się zostać wieszczem (z powodu tzw. polemiki „brązowniczej”)

Abstract

The article is an interpretation of K.I. Galczynski’s poem I’m afraid to become a bard (due to the so-called „bronze polemic”) in the context of the 19th century cult of Mickiewicz, discredited in 1928 by Tadeusz Boy-Zeleński, and elements of romantic poetics present in his works. Galczynski’s poetry is rich in references to great European authors, and formulates a maximalist program for 20th-century lyricism both aesthetically and ideologically. The model of reference to the cult of Mickiewicz and the figure of identification with the fate of the bard is for Galczynski the poetry of Juliusz Słowacki.