Ditar dhe poezi, me parathënie nga Ismail Kadare.

Light That Comes from the Abyss is a deeply reflective novel that explores the inner darkness and struggles of its protagonist. Çomo delves into the psychological and emotional depths of human suffering, showing how even in the darkest moments, there is the potential for light and transformation. The book is a profound meditation on hope, healing, and the resilience of the human spirit.

Drite qe vjen nga humnera

Drita Çomo, një grua e persekutuar nga diktatura komuniste, lindi më 19 mars 1958. E ndikuar nga vuajtjet e prindërve të saj, ajo shkroi ditarë dhe poezi pa menduar se do të botoheshin. Drita vdiq më 19 shkurt 1981, duke lënë pas një trashëgimi të dhimbshme dhe të pa plotësuar.

Drita Çomo was born on March 19, 1958. In 1960, her mother, Liri Berishova, one of the leaders of the Youth during the National Liberation War and a former member of the Political Bureau, and her father, Maqo Çomo, a partisan leader and later Minister of Agriculture, were sentenced as ‘revisionists’ and ‘enemies of the Party and the people.’ For 30 years, they were severely persecuted in prisons and internments by the communist dictatorship. When her parents were sentenced, Drita was only 2 years old and lived under the constant fear of the dictatorship and cancer. She died on February 19, 1981. Drita wrote her diary and poems for herself, never intending to publish them, and without the care of an author preparing works for publication. She could not openly write about the bitter truths. The notes at the end of the pages are attempts to fill in the tragic context, added by her mother, Liri Belishova. The diary and poems are published incomplete.

Lista e librave të autorit Drita Çomo

Drite qe vjen nga humnera

Dritë që vjen nga humnera

Drite qe vjen nga humnera

Dritë që vjen nga humnera