Dsida Jenő - Út a Kálváriára (2014)

"In Transylvania, poetry is a historical destiny, the Hungarian poet must also be a believer. Jenő Dsida's short life was accompanied by the faith and drama of redemption, the certainty that he will find answers to his harassing questions in a higher order of existence.
The true voice of the Christian poet is heard in his religious poems, which seek redemption and wish to take a personal part in the work of redemption. Dsida recognizes the drama of "imitatio Christi", the suffering and humiliation that ultimately leads to redemption. He wants to experience this drama himself, he wants to fight it. In many of his poems, therefore, the story of Christ's suffering is given a personal interpretation, the poet often imagines himself in the place of the suffering Christ, left alone, and identifies with the Christian sacrifice.
He finds the ultimate meaning of his own sacrifice and mission in the supernatural order of Christ's sacrifice, and thereby shares in the dramatic mystery of redemption."