Agnieszka Osiecka

thumb|Agnieszka Osiecka (1965) Agnieszka Osiecka (9 October 1936 – 7 March 1997) was a Polish poet, writer, author of theatre and television screenplays, film director and journalist. She was a prominent Polish songwriter, having authored the lyrics to more than 2000 songs, and is considered an icon of Polish culture. Quotes And I fell in love so terribly that, for example, I asked him to dance. It was the song "When I dance with you, the world smiles" and he turned me down. I immediately decided to commit suicide. And I remember that I decided to poison myself with gas. I let off the gas and decided to say goodbye to life. And then my mother called out "Agnieszka" or "Agusiu, soup on the table." And I moaned with the dying voice of a siren: "What soup?" And I heard from the kitchen: "Tomato soup." I decided to eat one more meal before I died and somehow this soup strengthened me so much that I am still alive today. Source: nataliiak.blogspot.com And I prefer my mother, who has hair like ink, golden eyes like my teddy bear, and she cried this morning. Source: And I prefer my mother But I wonder why I was wandering around like that. Instead of celebrating love, instead of gushing about it, I was so nervous because I thought that I would just make it, that I would always be young, that Marek would always be young, that the world would wait for us. And nothing waited and the world was rushing at a dizzying pace. Description: about Marek Hłasko. Source: Beautiful Twenty-Year-Old, dir. Andrzej Titkow, Documentary Film Studio, 1986. Long live the ball,because this life is a ball above all balls,long live the ball,they won't invite us a second time,the orchestra is playing,they are still dancing and the doors are open,the day is worth the dayand this life is worth the effort! Source: Long live the ball! Restless rains ruffled the orchard,And we've been in this war for quite a few years.We'll go home, we'll light the stove,We'll feed the dog.We will make it before nightfall, only we will win,And this is an important game. Ballad of tank men External links Category:Poets from Poland Category:Screenwriters from Poland Category:Women authors from Poland Category:Film directors from Poland Category:Journalists from Poland Category:Songwriters from Poland Category:1936 births Category:1997 deaths Category:Women born in the 1930s