The Remaining Difficulty
by Cesar Nascimento
Price: Free! 2370 words.
Published on March 5, 2013. Fiction.
The poems in this book deal with some of the everlasting questions that we all have to face, and they may seem bleak and gloomy to some readers. What are we doing here? What purpose can we find for our lives. Is there any higher meaning that we can understand or is it just the here and now? I won't give you answers, for I have none. Read it thinking about Baudelaire, and forget about Mary Oliver.
Location: Belgium
Member Since: Oct. 13, 2012
Cesar Nascimento
Biography
Cesar Nascimento was born in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, in 1972, and has lived in different countries as a career diplomat. His passion for literature comes from an early age, and his mother claims it comes from her. Who knows? He published his first collection of poems, The Remaining Difficulty, in 2012. He lives in Brussels.
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Books
Nuvem
by Cesar Nascimento
Price: Free! 1170 words. Published on December 29, 2012. Fiction.
Nuvem é um livro de poemas leve e alegre. Os poemas selecionados pelo autor falam de amor, da vida e de esperança. O comentário mais comum dos leitores é: "Lindo!"
Price: Free! 1170 words. Published on December 29, 2012. Fiction.
Nuvem é um livro de poemas leve e alegre. Os poemas selecionados pelo autor falam de amor, da vida e de esperança. O comentário mais comum dos leitores é: "Lindo!"
Lessness and More
by Cesar Nascimento
Price: Free! 3140 words. Published on December 27, 2012. Fiction.
Lessness and More is a free and fresh poetic experiment that will be certainly most rewarding to the reader. Its themes are varied, from weather reports to approaching death. Not even the difficulties that every writer faces when trying to pour ideas onto paper are spared, as a chapter duly named "writer's block" will show.
Price: Free! 3140 words. Published on December 27, 2012. Fiction.
Lessness and More is a free and fresh poetic experiment that will be certainly most rewarding to the reader. Its themes are varied, from weather reports to approaching death. Not even the difficulties that every writer faces when trying to pour ideas onto paper are spared, as a chapter duly named "writer's block" will show.