Description
The poems of Horacio E. Cluck
Book Summary
This work gathers a collection of poems that explore the fragility of existence, memory, and the passage of time through precise and evocative language. The reader will encounter poetry that unfolds between verbal architecture and contained emotion, offering a lyrical experience that invites reflection on the wreckage of daily life and the small respites from pain.
What is it about?
The book is structured as a poetic journey where language becomes the wall that holds up the non-accidental, the essential. The verses travel between images of ivy, empty lamps, and verbal architectures, building a space where beauty and loss coexist. The work investigates the nature of the poetic object, the splendid effusion of the word, and the ability of the verse to foreshadow loss and offer respites. It is an exploration of poetic matter as a refuge and a mirror of the human condition.
Main Themes
- Poetry as a wall and refuge against the ephemeral.
- Memory and the passage of time as matter of dispossession.
- The architecture of language and its capacity to contain pain.
- The presence of the non-accidental and the essential in poetic experience.
Who is it recommended for?
This book is aimed at readers of contemporary poetry interested in reflexive lyricism, with a contained tone and a strong awareness of language. It will also be attractive to those seeking a work that dialogues with poetic tradition through a personal voice that is careful with its words.
What this book offers
- A poetic experience that invites pause and introspection.
- A use of language that combines architectural precision with lyrical sensitivity.
- An original look at the fragility and beauty of the everyday.
- A brief but dense work, ideal for readers who value poetry as a space for reflection.
Technical Data
- Author: Rabanal Rabanal (1957-), Luis Miguel
- Publisher: Huerga y Fierro Editores
- Language: Spanish
- Subject: POETRY, LITERARY ESSAYS, LITERARY STUDIES: GENERAL
- Collection: LA RAMA DORADA
- Binding: Paperback
- Publication date: June 2017
- Number of pages: 90
- Weight: 154 g
Editorial Assessment
This is a poetic proposal that stands out for its lyrical density and formal care. The work offers the reader a space to encounter measured and meaningful words, where each verse seems carved with precision. It may be of particular interest to those looking for poetry that does not renounce emotion or reflection, and which is sustained by a mature and coherent authorial voice.