I Think I’m smiling (Selected poems)
I Think I’m smiling (Selected poems)

Summary/Abstract: Collection of poetry by Boris Maruna („About Truths“; „Pilgrimage“; „Being There“; „A Treatise on Pop Music“; „I See Them All“; „The World I Know?“; „In Honour of Mt Velebit“; „A Dream of Light“; „A Note on Ban Jelačić“; „A Poem Encouraging Systematic Study into Western Philosophy“; „Once There Were Better Times“; „New Humanism“; „Dog Races (a Study on Legs)“; „At the Edge of America“; „Ars Poetica“; „Franz Kafka“; „Tonight It Will Rain Over London“; „St Augustine (a Medieval Study with Some Gothic Elements of the Contemporary World)“; „Statesmen“; „Tarragona (a Philosophy of History)“; „Since We’re Talking About Poetry“; „Limitations (I–XIX)“; „When I Think About You Old Poets“; „I Agree With You“; „Croats Are Getting On My Nerves“; „Marx Is Dead“; „I Think I’m Smiling“; „Yet Another Proof of a Reasonable Investment“; „America“; „The New Left“; „Laissez Faire (a Modest Proposal)“; „Programmatic Poem“; „The Immortality of the Great American Hero“; „Why I’m Not Able To Finish My Dinner Like All Normal People“; „Introductory Poem“; „Fighters from Vukovar“; „I Too Have Experimented“; „In the Chiaroscuro Light of Eternity“; „Poem“; „Ruđer Bošković Studies Tide and Ebb“; „On the Way to Acapulco“; „Quivering Marble“; „It Was Easier Loving You From Afar“; „Summer Ending“).

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