The object of this work is the poetry subject of the last decade of the XXth century, it‘s bodily expression. Various structuralistic and poststructuralistic litherary theory material is used about subject‘s body and being (and his anthrophomorphical form), and also it‘s conjunctions in popular culture with cult of body. We need to ascertain who connect confronting theories, which look at the essence of subject and also to authors connections to his institution. The object of analysis is texts of Lithuanian poets and the expression of corporeality in it. In this analysis we hold on the semiotical postulates – immanence and discourse, narathology and semantical level assumptions, plus lingvistical individual cathegory aspect. We come to the conclusion that popular culture in the revival period didn‘t make the substantial effect on bodily expression of Lithuanian poetry, though corporeality became one of the leading text dimesions.