Name: Our Chains, our Dreams: Part Three (en Inglés)
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Author: Fabrizio Frosini; Pamela Sinicrope; Udaya R. Tennakoon; Afrooz Jafarinoor; Kenneth Gurney; Vera Dike; Steven Vogel; Souren Mondal; Nat J. Saroff; Daniel J. Brick

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Our Chains, our Dreams: Part Three (en Inglés)

Formato

Libro Físico

Editorial

Independently Published

Autor

Fabrizio Frosini; Pamela Sinicrope; Udaya R. Tennakoon; Afrooz Jafarinoor; Kenneth Gurney; Vera Dike; Steven Vogel; Souren Mondal; Nat J. Saroff; Daniel J. Brick

Idioma

Inglés

N° páginas

157

Encuadernación

Tapa Blanda

ISBN13

9781074480929

Our Chains, our Dreams: Part Three (en Inglés)

Fabrizio Frosini; Pamela Sinicrope; Udaya R. Tennakoon; Afrooz Jafarinoor; Kenneth Gurney; Vera Dike; Steven Vogel; Souren Mondal; Nat J. Saroff; Daniel J. Brick (Autor) · Independently Published · Tapa Blanda

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Reseña del libro "Our Chains, our Dreams: Part Three (en Inglés)"

"I returned to the house of my early years." sings the first line of Alexandro Acevedo Johns 's poem. It is the very beginning of a tale told by the many poetic voices of this collection: a multifaceted story that unfolds through c. fifty poems. Along its paths, different places and characters, but all of them speak of us: if we look carefully, we can recognize ourselves in those distorted images reflected in a series of animate multiform mirrors..But is Alexandro's incipit the real beginning of this story? As Souren Mondal says, "Often we begin from where we / thought we would end"... And maybe, with Kenneth Gurney, we could add, "I wondered if the same is true for you." From a different mirror, Richard Deodati puts a question: "And the message in the bottle found floating out at sea?"A message entrusted to the ocean currents... an appeal from a remote past..? Maybe a recording entrusted to the www currents, randomly running.. What does that bottle hide?"Flower dust chased to the corners," Steven Vogel says; or even "The sound of laughter of the passers-by", hints Al Ahmadi."Nevertheless, /" as Farshad Fereshteh Hekmat offers, "a single drop of love / would be enough to save the world." And ourselves.Yet, this is not just a sophisticated game of mirrors. This is real Life: from our past to our next future..Enjoy the reading.