A sheet saved from fire. Adam Mickiewicz’s post-Lausanne lyric poetry [liryki polozańskie] (Drzewo and [Wsłuchać się w szum wód głuchy...]) The article is an interpretation study of two lyric poems by Adam Mickiewicz (Drzewo and [Wsłuchać się w szum wód głuchy...], 1842). It grows out of an analysis of a lost manuscript and the history of the above-mentioned poems’ editions (including commentaries), as well as the notebook romanticism [romantyzm brulionowy] concept developed by the author. This concept encapsulates the inedita and creates a separate sphere in the epoch’s literary art and aesthetics.
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