Member Since:
June 03, 2017
Istvan Molnar
Books
Whispers to the World – Sussurri al Mondo
by Fabrizio Frosini, Daniel Brick, Istvan Molnar, Afrooz Jafarinoor, Birgitta Abimbola Heikka, Yewande Adedokun, Asoke Kumar Mitra, Eunice Masumbuko, Nel Omofolarin, & Gina Teel
Series: Bilingual Editions.
Price:
$3.50 USD.
Words: 12,730.
Language:
English.
Published: June 3, 2017
by
Fabrizio Frosini.
Categories:
Poetry » Contemporary Poetry, Poetry » Themes & motifs » General
This "WORLD" is the arena of duties and fidelities, work and play, passions and pursuits, experience and memory, love and desire, and a host of other parallels which populate the poems we read and write. A poet can simply disappear into this World with its lures, traps, seductions, gambling, used car dealerships and department stores.
“Oh Mondo, ti fai sdrucciolevole”, si lamenta Coriolano...
How To Write Poetry – Come Scrivere Poesie: A Handbook – Manuale
by Fabrizio Frosini, Daniel Brick, Sandra Feldman, Kelly Kurt, Tapera Makadho, Istvan Molnar, Souren Mondal, & Pamela Sinicrope
Series: Bilingual Editions.
Price:
$3.50 USD.
Words: 43,900.
Language:
English.
Published: May 29, 2017
by
Fabrizio Frosini.
Categories:
Poetry » Contemporary Poetry, Essay » Literature
I have always thought that a poem does not have 'one' meaning. It can (and has to) have many: one for each and every reader. If it’s so, what could be the meaning of the following verses?
“/ Your eyes –Ethereal / Like butterfly wings./”
Or :
“Imagine how / Long was the night / And it broke into a day / Loaded with shadows — ../”
~*~
“/ I tuoi occhi —Evanescenti / Come ali di farfalla./” ...