Day's night: poems
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| Rating | : | 4.67 (916 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 148121599X |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 82 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2015-11-09 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
"Profound, passionate and very personal" according to Jorge. The interesting introduction with the apt title "who wrote these poems?" sets the background for what is to follow, poems that seem to be about love but basically are thematically based on depression. The poems vary in quality. Some poems merit to be read many times because each word, each sente
About the Author Jorge Reyes, a native of Santiago de Cuba, is the author of three books, including My Words Mean Something, his first collection of poems. . His other books include: Guia Para Descubrir Tu Cuerpo and Rediscovering Cuba: A Personal Memoir. Reyes lives in South Florida
This time he does it again with this new collection of poems that will grip you by their intensity and profundity. There are many memorable poems in Day’s Night, making it difficult to choose a favorite. Day’s Night are poems to be treasured for years to come.. The second poem “Toss me now,” is filled with such isolation and anxiety that, when compared to “Death,” the last poem, one can almost live the pathos from whence these stemmed. Day’s Night are poems that map the trajectory of the soul’s sojourn through the many pitfalls of love’s multiple consequences. Since his much-praised Rediscovering Cuba: A Personal Memoir, Reyes’s readers have come to expect one thing, the unexpected
His other books include: Guia Para Descubrir Tu Cuerpo and Rediscovering Cuba: A Personal Memoir. Reyes lives in South Florida. . Jorge Reyes, a native of Santiago de Cuba, is the author of three books, including My Words Mean Something, his first collection of poems