Czeslaw Milosz (June 30, 1911 – August 14, 2004), the Nobel
Prize author, should have the 100th Anniversary of his birth
commemorated, June, next year. I do not know why I took a fancy
to this person who took my mind captive. It is probably because
he was Polish (and a naturalized American) and his first name
was the same as my ojciec (father). That got me to read this
man’s works. But what kept me reading his works is his
Captivating Mind and his way around the rhythm of language
(quite extraordinary to be so talented in two languages). So I
was reading a book of his, “The History of Polish Literature“;
London-New York: MacMillan, 1969. When I read, I am rather
immersive, so I read the text and Google the concepts or the
author. It provides a richer experience for me. So I noticed
that Milosz (or the concept that was Milosz) is about to turn
100! This jester has many of this writer’s books in his personal
library. I chose the Road Side Dog for a picture, because I am a
long time dog aficionado and I have mad