"Mr. Balzer in Brazil" was written by the talented Polish poetess and prose writer Maria Konopnicka from 1892 to 1910.
Konopnitska wrote this epic work for nearly 20 years. The long poem reflects the changes in the creation of female poets after the Russian Revolution in 1905. The original concept was expanded into a huge realistic summary, and the poem expressed the growing power of the people's liberation movement under the leadership of the working class.
The climax of the long poem is the description of a demonstration held by workers in a port city in the Americas. The demonstration was also attended by Polish farmers living there. In a video titled "Let's go!" Chapter 6 of "Chapter 6" reveals a triumphant, optimistic mood - an ode to the masses of people who realize their indestructible power and rise up against their oppressors.
Konopnitska created many expressive images in the long poem. First of all, Mr. Balzer is one of them. He is a blacksmith in the countryside and the leader of a group of farmers living abroad. After experiencing hardships in his life, Balzer gradually realized that he had to fight for his own rights and the unity of working people.
In the style of a long poem, the author combines the revolutionary romantic poetic traditions of Mickiewicz and Slovatsky with folk creations that are so unique to Konopnitska. factors are cleverly blended together.