Fluturim kah "Maja ma e naltë" - Martin Camaj, Topika religjioze
Flying towards "The utmost peak"

Summary/Abstract: In the poetical work of Martin Camajt, man faces a moral dialect and needs to either rise above physical nature or sink under it into sin. Lighting comes through a painstaking path, full of inner-war pains to flying to the uppermost tip. ("A lot of knowledge, a lot of effort, more knowledge, just as much pain"). Man and land; man and the enemy; man and war; man and creation; man and nature; man and rebirth; man and wisdom; man and fate, man and serpent, light and darkness, creation and re-creation, pastoral images and sequences, images of the working world (and urban images that suggest a transformed human nature) - have their gravitation centers in the New Testament and Old and constitute an aspect of biblical typology that appears in the poetic cycles of Martin Camaj.These, along with: law, wisdom, prophecy, prudent advice, proverb, parabola, man's fall, sexual sin, fog of metaphors, love (against hate) will receive special attention in this paper.The Man Camaj broke the vulgar, unworthy vulgarity; he overcame the common, spontaneous, immediate, and repentant response to evil and conquered the highest morale: You have thrust me into your line. Although we have been split for half a century, I am yours and you are mine. We will see how the poet Camaj relies exactly on this transformational right to the root, which is forgotten (From the hatred of hate i want to come out as a plant in the spring). Finally, we will dwell on a very specific aspect of the Camayan religious topic: the very special melos and the tranquility of Buzuk's psalms, through which broad and profound visions are conveyed and revealed.

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