Dawn - Aurora

Di Cinthia De Luca

Questa silloge poetica costituisce un’intensa espressione, relativa ad una profonda riflessione esistenziale.
Ogni istante, ogni giorno rappresentano un’occasione unica, critica, produttiva, che può generare un’idea, che ispira un’intensa ricerca introspettiva.
Soprattutto in questo momento storico, in questo secolo, l’Anima, misconosciuta, rinnegata, deve “gridare forte”, esprimendo con fermezza la propria interiorità e, in un futuro prossimo, si spera che la Poesia possa riportare un’esaltante vittoria sull’ apparenza, con la sua musica, meravigliosa e metaforica.
Questo è il mio sogno ed il concetto di Infinito, che è sempre nei miei pensieri, e che compare più volte in questa silloge, vuole significare solo amore, l’amore immortale.

This poetic work is an intense expression of a deep existential reflection. Every time of life, every day can be a critical and productive moment, that generates an idea, that can inspire to search one's heart. Especially in this historical moment, in this century, the Soul, neglected, despised, must instead yell for help, giving strongly an expression to her interiority and, in the future, I hope, that the Poetry can exult to carry a victory on the Appareance and the people with her wonderful and metaphoric music.
This is my dream and the Infinity, that is always in my thoughts, is only Love, the immortal love.

• Lingua: Italiano
• Editore: Abel Books
• Data di uscita: 18 dic 2013
• ISBN: 9788867520824

Anteprima del libro

AUTRICE

INTRODUCTION

ACADEMY OF MODERN ART

REVIEW BY PROF. ALDO JATOSTI

Cinthia De Luca is a pleasant surprise in the poetry of recent years.

The surprise is not so much in the sudden and very recent discovery of a talent, since demonstrations in value already can boast in her curriculum, as well as in consideration of the youth, that sees her competing – and successfully – for some years.

There is also another factor that intrigues the reader: her ability to go hand in hand with any both the deity Asclepium and the muse Erato.

While attending the hospital wards, the lively thoughfulness, that presses in her soul, seeks and finds crevices, and sometimes meanders bearers of light.

Surprising too are De Luca writer's maturity, depth, construction, and why not? the meticulous choise of words, as well as the modest and weighed use of certain rhetorical figures.

Her stylistic features, for example, are characterized by essentiality of resigning to aesthetic similarities.

The how, in short, are very few in her lyric.

Cinthia De Luca is daughter of a critical period, called short by someone and – as far as literature is concerned – the definition of age of anxiety seems to be pertinent.

Because poetry, orphan of great hermetic inspiration, and having exhausted the neorealistic movement, except for some sporadic but individual attempts, still seems to await a rule as a provisional than the confusion.

De Luca is in this climate, she