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This work explores an analysis and interpretation of the prose poem Marmur [Marble] by JanKasprowicz, from the volume O bohaterskim koniu i walącym się domu [On the brave horse and thecrumbling house] (1906). The analysis focuses on the experiences of the main character (who is alsothe narrator) who first experiences a chance meeting with a pensioner, a supporter of social harmony,and then has a vision of fauns playing around the figure of St Genevieve. The article proposes twointerpretations. First: man, irrespective of his views, usually surrenders to his inbred nature, biology,which is represented by the playing fauns. The second interpretation indicates the fauns’ behaviouras a separate solution that invades between the conservative attitudes of the pensioner and the supportof the main character for social transformations. It represents an affirmation of a full and joyfullife as well as acceptance of variability as a permanent component of history and human fate.
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