Saša Milivojev (Sasha Milivoyev) is a famous writer, poet, journalist columnist and political analyst... One of the most read columnists in Serbia, he is the author of five books, and numerous columns published in various daily newspapers. He is the author of the novel “The Boy from the Yellow House” and of political speeches. His work has been translated into around twenty languages across the world.

Saša Milivojev in Kuwait

Saša Milivojev in Kuwait

To you my desert, I am returning, the land of happiness and serenity behold, the camel carries me towards the Sun, adorned with the hues of gold. Mother of noble heroes untold, Only you know how to forgive, Softly embrace, conceal a tear, Emirates, Mother, this life I have for you I'll give, and no other.

SAŠA MILIVOJEV - DUBAI - 2021

Produženi i opominjući jecaj Saše Milivojeva nas uvek iznova tera na to da brižno razmišljamo o svetu u kome živimo. Ali svet je za pravog literatu previše malen, mora se planetrano ophoditi prema njemu. Ovi Sašini stihovi ne izlaze iz Panove frule, oni jecaju iz Rumijevog naja, vrsti itočnjačke svirale. Oni kao da nam ponovo govore opasnu uznemiravujuću Rumijevu, islamskog filosofa i pesnika, stih rečenicu: „Ne sedaj pod drvo sa onim koji te ne razume, sedaj samo s onima koji te poznaju i razumeju“. Sedaj samo pod voćke u punom cvatu, od sad.

Had it not been for a fact that I myself am a child of a poet, I may have failed to perceive the talent of a young man who lives faraway from his hometown, yet not far from his ancient archetype. Was Sasha Milivoyev born a poet, or is this what he had become, out of what breadth bears in its trail, that sharpens the senses and adds up all the sufferings, regardless. Milivoyev is simply a poet in the melancholy backdrop of the maker, who is sheltered and strengthened by his verses. Milivoyev knows that with poetry one transcends to timelessness, to infinity, to imortality and namelessness in which we become the twins and transmitters of Chist's words, hence in his "Message After death" he says:

Da nisam i sama pesničko dete verovatno ne bih uočila talenat mladog čoveka koji živi daleko od svog rodnog grada, ali ne i od drevnog psihološkog arhetipa. Da li je Saša Milivojev pesnik od rođenja ili je to postao u daljini, uz ono što daljina sa sobom nosi kada se izoštre sva čula i saberu sve patnje, svejedno je. Milivojev je prosto pesnik u melanholičnoj pozadini stvaraoca koga čuvaju i jačaju njegovi stihovi. Milivojev zna da poezija odvodi u bezvremerje, u beskraj, u besmrtnost i bezimenost u kome smo dvojnici i provodnici Hristovih reči i zato u svojoj „Poruci posle smrti“ kaže:

A prolonged and warning cry of Saša Milivojev is always and anew prompting us to carefully contemplate the world we are living in. Alas, the world is far too small for a true literate and must be treated planetarly. However, these verses of Saša are not sent forth from Pan's flute, they are wailing from Rumi's Nay, a type of Middle-Eastern flute. And it seems as if, they are once again embodying the warning and worrying words of Rumi "Don't sit under a tree with those that do not understand you, sit only with those who know and understand you. Sit only under a tree that is full of blossoms", from now on.

Кровожадная старуха, что вы видите, Таракан из сатанинского “Кризисного комитета” Долго она грабила, детей хватала, ела, убивала, Их кровь пила, да силы восстанавливала Сдирала кожу с них она, крепила к собственному лику, Короной звалась старая карга, Была она безумной и двуликой.