'Contemporary Top 10 Poets in the World'

Tuesday, October 26, 2010

'Contemporary Top 10 Poets in the World'

An anthology of 'Contemporary Top 10 Poets in the World' published in Bangladesh.
Peter Horn (South Africa),
Kazuko Shiraishi (Japan),
A Samad Said (Malaysia),
Dr Lee Kuie Shien (Taiwan), Ahmad Kamal Abdullah (Malaysia),
Germain Drogenbroot (Belgium), Manfred Chobot (Austria),
G Mend Ooyo (Mongolia),
Tobias Burghardt (Germany), Sudeep Sen (India).

Бангладешийн яруу найрагч Аминур Рахман “Дэлхийн шилдэг 10 яруу найрагч” нэртэй антологи номоо хэвлүүлжээ. Энэ антологид өдгөө бүтээлээ туурвиж, дэлхий дахинаа үнэлэгдсэн 10 яруу найрагчийг сонгон тэдний бүтээлийг төрөлх бангла хэлнээ орчуулан, зураг намтрынх нь хамт хэвлэсэн байна. Үүнд Өмнөд Африк, Япон, Малайз, Тайвань, Бельги, Австри, Монгол, Герман, Энэтхэг, Америк, Бангладеш улсын яруу найрагчид багтсан байна.

Уг антологид Монголоос яруу найрагч Г.Мэнд-Ооёогийн бүтээлүүд багтжээ. Түүний “Цаглашгүй гэрэлт”, “Чам руу би явж байна”, “Хуучин сүмийн дээгүүр саран мандах цаг дор”, “Гэрэлтэх агшин бүр”, “Дөрвөн улаан навч” зэрэг 10 шүлгийг бангла хэлээр орчуулан хэвлэсэн байна.

Энэ нь Г.Мэнд-Ооёо найрагчийн бүтээл бангла хэлнээ хэвлэгдэж байгаа хоёр дахь тохиолдол юм. Өмнө нь 2006 онд яруу найрагчийн шүлгийн түүвэр “Мэнд-Ооёогийн шүлгүүд” нэртэйгээр Бангладешт гарч байсан гэнэ.

Яруу найрагч Аминур Рахман дэлхийг тойрон энэ номынхоо нээлтийг хийх ажлыг эхлүүлсэн байна. Тэрээр өнгөрсөн есдүгээр сард Малайзын их сургууль дээр антологийнхоо нээлтийг хийжээ. Ийнхүү нээлт хийсний дараа уг номыг малай хэлээр хэвлэхээр болсон байна.

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About G Mend-Ooyo

G. Mend-Ooyo was born into a herding family in Dariganga, Mongolia, in 1952. He grew up riding horses and tending sheep, moving over the steppe by camel caravan.

In 1980, he published his first book of poetry, Birds of Thought, and has since published over forty books of poetry, novel, children’s book, fiction, criticism and essays. His ongoing work of poetic fiction, Golden Hill (first published in 1993), has become one of the most influential pieces of contemporary Mongol literature. Fifth edition of Golden Hill published in 2010, Mongolia.

Mend-Ooyo's writing deals with the life of Mongolia's nomadic herders, their culture and cultural knowledge. In his style and thematic material, he seeks to express the melody and richness of the Mongol language and nomadic society. His work has been translated into over thirty languages, including English, Japanese, Hungarian, Russian, Chinese and French, and has garnered prizes from literary organizations throughout the world. He received title Poet Laureate from World Academy of Arts and Culture /USA/ in 2009.

Also, G Mend-Ooyo is writing the Mongolian Calligraphy. He presented several exhibitions in Mongolia and abroad. Example, last his exhibition named “My Crystal Temple of Soul” in Modern Art Gallery of Mongolia, in January, 2010 and attended the President of Mongolia to it and given opening speech.

Mend-Ooyo lives in Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia, and directs the Mongolian Academy of Poetry and Culture.

My Gente Lyric by G Mend-Ooyo

I am a child of nomadic Mongolia. We would move at the break of dawn. As a child I used to sit in a basket on the loaded cart, greeting the morning sunshine at the even pace of the plodding camel; perhaps it was then that I felt the rhythm of my future poems. When we reached our new camp, everything – the blue cranes, the small trace of white fog, the cluster of boulders, the variegated hills – would all seem new to me.

My father would seat me on his lap and hold his fiddle in front of me, then play a long clear melody – the “Jaakhan Sharga” of the Dariganga Mongols – and as this song came neighing and whinnying out at me, the local mountains would more grand, the water clearer, the song of the birds more melodious. . . Thus my little body became the instrument and my father played on me. My poetry was tuned to the melody of the Morin Khuur across the sacred space of the steppe...

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Tuesday, October 26, 2010

'Contemporary Top 10 Poets in the World'

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