Description
BE THE VOICE
Book Summary
This collection of poems by Amalia Domingo Soler invites the reader on an introspective journey where silence and words intertwine. Through a lyrical voice that emerges from stillness, the author explores the nuances of existence, the passage of time, and the search for meaning. A brief yet intense work, carefully edited by La Bella Varsovia, it offers a profound and evocative poetic experience, ideal for those seeking to connect with emotion through the precise word.
What is it about?
The work is built from the murmur of what is kept silent and what is finally spoken. Starting from an opening verse that evokes a dormant and silent world, the poet unfolds a series of compositions where the voice becomes an act of resistance and revelation. The poems move between the observation of the surroundings and inner inquiry, creating a space where the everyday is charged with symbolism. The book's structure, with its 60 pages, allows for a leisurely reading that invites one to pause at each image and every word, discovering layers of meaning in apparent simplicity.
Main themes
- Silence as a space for creation and inner listening.
- The poetic voice as a tool to name reality and emotion.
- Time and memory as axes of human experience.
- Nature and landscape as a reflection of one’s state of mind.
- The search for identity and the affirmation of self through the word.
Who is it recommended for?
This book is aimed at readers of contemporary poetry who value lyrical intensity in brief formats. It is especially suitable for those who enjoy introspective writing, with carefully chosen language and a sensitivity that explores the boundaries between silence and expression. It will also be attractive to those interested in poetry written by women and in independent publishing proposals that prioritize both content and presentation.
What this book contributes
- An intimate and reflective reading experience that invites a pause.
- A collection of poems that connect personal emotion with universal images.
- A careful hardcover edition that enhances the aesthetic and literary value of the work.
- An approach to the poetic voice of Amalia Domingo Soler, an author with a consolidated career.
- A work that demonstrates how brevity can house great thematic and emotional depth.
- Author: DOMINGO SOLER, AMALIA
- Publisher: LA BELLA VARSOVIA
- Language: Spanish
- Subject: POETRY, POETRY BY INDIVIDUAL POETS
- Collection: LIBRARY
- Binding: Hardcover
- Publication date: July 2020
- Number of pages: 60
- Weight: 67 g
Technical data
Editorial review
Sea la voz is a poetic proposal that stands out for its internal coherence and its ability to generate evocative atmospheres with few elements. The hardcover edition by La Bella Varsovia, as part of their Biblioteca collection, gives the volume a physical presence that invites leisurely reading. For the reader interested in contemporary poetry authored by women, this book represents an opportunity to discover a voice that, from the silence, builds a lyrical discourse of great sensitivity and depth.