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Ekelöf, Gunnar

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Ekelöf, Gunnar (1907–1968)

Swedish poet. Thoroughly original, yet steeped in tradition, Ekelöf combines personal and historical experiences in his poetry. He makes a bold experiment in human consciousness of time in En Molna-elegi/An Elegy of Molna (1960). His magnificent Byzantine triad is strongly influenced by Eastern mysticism: Diwan över Fursten av Emgion/Divan on the Prince of Emgion (1965), Sagan om Fatumeh/The Tale of Fatumeh (1966), and Vägvisare till underjorden/Signposts to the Underworld (1967).



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