Satis Shroff's ZEITGEIST LITERATURE : TRAVEL'D ROADS By Satis Shroff

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Satis Shroff's ZEITGEIST LITERATURE : TRAVEL'D ROADS By Satis Shroff: Travel’d Roads (Satis Shroff) Dharma Chettri is a lean young boy,with Causacian features like his Dad, but his lowe...

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  1. Satis Shroff13. Oktober 2017 um 10:56

    Neulich in der Ev.Stift, Freiburg>Satis Shroff, Dozent an der Universitätsklinik Freiburg und nebenbei Maler, freier Autor und Dichter, hatte in diesem Jahr für sein lyrisches Werk den Pablo-Neruda-Preis gewonnen. Er machte die Motive der Fotoausstellung zum Gegenstand seines poetischen Schaffens und trug drei selbst verfasste Gedichte vor. Ein Foto von Dieter Löffler, dem Clown, der in regelmäßigen Abständen das Haus Schloßberg besucht, das Abbild einer Tagesmutter mit einem Kind aus der Kleinkindertagesstätte "Dreikäsehoch" (beide Fotos von Alexandra Heneka) und ein Schnappschuss von halb nackten Männern, die am Strand Karten spielen (Foto von Reinhardt Jacoby), inspirierten ihn zu diesen Reimen. Daneben gab er noch ein Gedicht von Johann Gottfried Herder, ein Volkslied aus dem Schwarzwald und "Can't Help Falling in Love with You" von Elvis Presley zum Besten.

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