Description
Almost soon, almost late
Book Summary
A poetic work that explores the folds of time, memory, and the instant. María Sangüesa constructs a lyrical universe where the everyday is tinged with melancholy and clarity, inviting the reader to pause at the small flickers that define existence. A book that captivates with its sensitivity and emotional depth.
What is it about?
This collection of poems delves into the experience of lived time and lost time. Through an intimate and reflective voice, the author addresses the fleeting nature of moments, the nostalgia for what could have been, and the acceptance of what is. The verses travel between memory and the present, creating an atmosphere of delicate introspection where the reader can recognize themselves in the fragility and beauty of the ephemeral.
Main themes
- The passage of time and its subjective perception
- Memory as a territory of emotional reconstruction
- Melancholy and the beauty of the everyday
- Identity and attachment to places lived
- Acceptance of loss and becoming
Who is it recommended for?
For readers of contemporary poetry who are looking for an authentic and sensitive female voice. Especially indicated for those who enjoy introspective lyricism, with careful and evocative language, and for those interested in exploring the emotions linked to memory and time.
What this book offers
- A poetic experience that invites pause and personal reflection
- Verses that connect with the reader's emotion and vital experience
- An original look at time and memory from a feminine sensitivity
- A refined lyrical language that enriches the reader's imagery
Technical specifications
- Author: Sangüesa García, María
- Publisher: Huerga y Fierro Editores
- Language: Spanish
- Topic: Poetry by individual poets
- Collection: Poetry
- Binding: Paperback
- Publication date: December 2013
- Number of pages: 72
- Weight: 125 g
Editorial review
A brief but intense collection of poems that reveals an author with a mature and distinct poetic voice. The work stands out for its ability to suggest complex emotions with simple and precise language. Ideal for those seeking a reading that moves without stridency, and that leaves a lasting impression on the reader's sensibilities.