THE FOG WAS NAMED

COSSETÀNIA EDICIONSSKU: 9788413564388

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Description

It was only the fog

Book Summary

A collection of short poems that explore everyday intimacy with a deceptively apparent simplicity. The author constructs lyrical pieces devoid of grandiloquence, where daily banality becomes poetic material. Each poem oscillates between revealing confession and the suspicion of deceit, inviting the reader to question the veracity of the lyrical discourse. A work that demonstrates how poetry can arise from the most trivial things, revealing the complexity hidden behind the gentle surface of words.

What is it about?

Era només la boira brings together about thirty short poems that start from intimate everyday life and the small daily miseries. The poet works with the fungible pain of the domestic, stripping the verses of any transcendent pretension. The work plays with the duality between the gentle appearance of the poems and their potential deception: what seems like a sincere confession can hide a calculated lie, and the sweetness of the verses acts as a trap for the reader. The book explores how poetry can be both a means of authentic expression and an instrument of rhetorical seduction.

Main themes

  • The poetry of the everyday and domestic intimacy
  • Pain as a fungible experience that can be transformed into art
  • The tension between confession and artifice in poetic discourse
  • The deceptive power of verse and the seduction of language
  • Banality as a starting point for lyrical reflection

Who is it recommended for?

For readers of contemporary poetry who appreciate short lyrics stripped of artifice. Especially suitable for those who seek poetry that engages with everyday experience without falling into grandiloquence, and that invites reflection on the very nature of poetic language. It will also interest those who enjoy ambiguity and the interplay between truth and fiction in writing.

What this book offers

  • A renewed poetic look at the everyday and the seemingly insignificant
  • A reflection on the boundaries between sincerity and artifice in poetic creation
  • A reading experience that combines apparent simplicity with interpretative depth
  • Verses that invite re-reading and the discovery of new layers of meaning

Technical specifications

  • Author: RECASENS SALVADOR, DANIEL
  • Publisher: COSSETANIA
  • Language: cat
  • Subject: POETRY BY INDIVIDUAL POETS
  • Collection: LA GENT DEL LLAMP
  • Publication date: October 2024
  • Number of pages: 68
  • Weight: 107 g

Editorial review

A poetic proposal that stands out for its ability to find beauty and complexity in the minimal. Daniel Recasens Salvador's work offers a reading experience that, beneath an apparent simplicity, hides careful work with language and a lucid reflection on the poetic act. Recommended for those who seek poetry that dialogues with real life without renouncing ambiguity and literary play.

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