Name: The men who Killed my Mother | los Hombres que Mataron a mi Madre: Poetry | Poesía (en Inglés)
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Author: Fernando Valverde
ISBN: 9781961056091

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The men who Killed my Mother | los Hombres que Mataron a mi Madre: Poetry | Poesía (en Inglés)

Formato

Libro Físico

Editorial

Swan Isle Press

Autor

Fernando Valverde

Idioma

Inglés

N° páginas

100

Encuadernación

Tapa Blanda

ISBN13

9781961056091

The men who Killed my Mother | los Hombres que Mataron a mi Madre: Poetry | Poesía (en Inglés)

Fernando Valverde (Autor) · Swan Isle Press · Tapa Blanda

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Reseña del libro "The men who Killed my Mother | los Hombres que Mataron a mi Madre: Poetry | Poesía (en Inglés)"

A powerful account of the symbolic murder of the poet's mother. From the first poem in this bilingual edition of The Men Who Killed My Mother, it is evident that the mother in "Our Mother" ("Nuestra Madre") is not only Fernando Valverde's. The soulful refrain of "mother/madre" might be anyone's mother whose suffering is palpable in a world legislated over by men. Issues such as orphanhood, abuse, violence, manipulation, and fear are treated with the rawness of someone who has tasted the venom of betrayal. This is a lyrical dark garden of faith and family, exposing treachery and cruelty, and anger at injustice, from the voice of a son with deep love for his mother--for her honor, dignity, and dreams. Valverde leads us into a forest full of wolves and serpents under the governance of civil society. He has received many awards for his poetry and is recognized as one of the most highly acclaimed poets of his generation in Spain. This heartfelt English translation by Gordon E. McNeer captures the power of Valverde's poetic cadences and its haunting evocative lyricism.