Morfisa o l'acqua che dorme

In a world where history and myths intertwine, Teofanès Arghìli, a timid and ambitious Byzantine poet, struggles with his own insecurities. He finds himself adrift in a sea of creativity, desperately seeking inspiration while grappling with the weight of his inadequacies. As he meanders through the vibrant streets of Byzantine life, he encounters figures that challenge his perceptions of art, love, and destiny.

In this evocative narrative, Antonella Cilento invites readers to explore the depths of Teofanès’s psyche, revealing the layers of longing and introspection that define his character. The poet's journey is interspersed with rich historical references and surreal encounters that blur the line between reality and imagination, creating a tapestry of emotion and thought.

As Teofanès navigates his relationships and the societal expectations of his time, he begins to confront his fears and aspirations. Through moments of reflection and revelation, he ultimately seeks a deeper understanding of himself and the world around him, leading to an experience that resonates with anyone who has ever wrestled with their own identity.