The topic of this work is the motif of nature in regionalists’ poetry of interwar period. The poems of Tadeusz Lopalewski, Witold Hulewicz, Wanda Niedzialkowska- Dobaczewska, and Eugenia Kobylinska are analyzed in this paper. All these poets called regionalists. The aim of this paper is not to analyze or evaluate all the poetry of the above mentioned authors but only those pieces of their creative work which deal with the motif of nature. So this master’s thesis analyses the motif of nature in the regionalists’ poetry of interwar period. The poems concerning nature are described in this work, stylistic and artistic devices of describing nature are discussed as well. The objects of this paper are: 1. To show the methods to describe the views of Vilnius. 2. To point out the most important motifs of the countryside in the poetry of Tadeusz Lopalewski, Witold Hulewicz, Wanda Niedzialkowska- Dobaczewska, and Eugenia Kobylinska. The landscapes of Vilnius are often related to people’s feature, their abilities to understand and feel. The regionalists idealize and glorify this nature. According to them the nature is exceptional and unusual. The poetry of regionalists reveals the features of romanticism and the “New Polish” styles in which the nature is personified and reflects the inner world of the lyrical object. The first part of the paper deals with the discussion of the nature of Vilnius in the poetry of the above mentioned authors. On the ground of the analysis of their... [to full text]