Szczegóły książki
Format
Miękka okładka
Strony
128
Język
Angielski
Opublikowany
Apr 1, 2021
Wydawca
Anvil Press
ISBN-10
1772141739
ISBN-13
9781772141733
Opis
In the midst of global turmoil, Lillian Necakov captures the essence of a world locked down in "il virus." Written over seventy-eight days during the spring of 2020, this collection of 113 poems reflects the heartache, introspection, and resilience experienced by individuals grappling with the uncertainties of a pandemic. Each poem serves as a snapshot of daily life, revealing the stark contrasts between isolation and the yearning for connection.
The verses transport readers through a landscape marked by fear and solitude, yet also illuminate the flickers of hope and human spirit. Necakov's words resonate with authenticity, evoking the shared feelings of loss and longing that permeated society during those unprecedented times. Her keen observations and lyrical style not only document a historical moment but also create an emotional bridge between the reader and the poet.
Through "il virus," the poet invites a deep contemplation of both personal and collective experiences, reminding readers that even amid chaos, there is profound beauty to be found in vulnerability and reflection. The collection stands as a testament to the power of words to heal and connect, even when physical proximity is stripped away.
The verses transport readers through a landscape marked by fear and solitude, yet also illuminate the flickers of hope and human spirit. Necakov's words resonate with authenticity, evoking the shared feelings of loss and longing that permeated society during those unprecedented times. Her keen observations and lyrical style not only document a historical moment but also create an emotional bridge between the reader and the poet.
Through "il virus," the poet invites a deep contemplation of both personal and collective experiences, reminding readers that even amid chaos, there is profound beauty to be found in vulnerability and reflection. The collection stands as a testament to the power of words to heal and connect, even when physical proximity is stripped away.