Inger Hagerup

Inger Hagerup (1905-1985) debuterte i 1939 med "Jeg gikk meg vill i skogene". Den ble siden fulgt av en rekke fine samlinger, som "Videre" (1945) og "Strofe med vinden" (1958). Hennes dikt for barn er klassikere i vår barnelitteratur. Inger Hagerup har skrevet hørespill og gjendiktet Shakespeare og Goethe. Hennes erindringer "Det kommer en pike gående", "Hva skal du her nede", "Ut og søke tjeneste" ble utgitt i 1960-årene.

Inger Hagerup er framfor alt kjærlighetens poet. Men hun er også dødens dikter, for mange av hennes beste dikt kretser om dette motivet. Et tredje karakteristisk trekk er hennes opprørske engasjement, som har fått brennende intense uttrykk. Barnediktene hører med til den litteratur som alle barn i vårt land har fått et nær

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