Description
Labyrinth
Book Summary
Labyrinth is a poetic work that invites the reader to walk through the recesses of memory and intimacy. Through verses charged with melancholy and sensitivity, the author explores the longing for an irretrievable past, pays homage to the eternal feminine, and reflects on identity itself. A brief but intense book, ideal for those seeking personal and evocative poetry.
What is it about?
The poetry collection dives into an inner journey where the biographical is intertwined with contained emotion. The poems travel between the memory of a lost garden—a symbol of childhood or a past love—and the awareness of a present that cannot go back. The figure of the eternal feminine appears as a nostalgic greeting, almost like an echo of what was and is no more. The work is constructed as an emotional labyrinth where each poem is a room, a hallway, or an exit toward self-understanding.
Main themes
- Memory and longing for the past.
- The figure of the eternal feminine as an ideal and memory.
- Identity and the inner journey.
- Melancholy as a poetic state.
- The passage of time and the impossibility of return.
Who is it recommended for?
This book is aimed at readers of contemporary poetry who appreciate intimate and confessional lyricism. It is also for those looking for a brief but substantial work that invites personal and emotional reflection. Especially recommended for those who enjoy poetry that explores memory, loss, and the beauty of the ephemeral.
What this book offers
- An intimate and personal poetic experience that connects with the reader's emotions.
- A reflection on the passage of time and nostalgia, expressed with sensitivity and simplicity.
- A brief but profound work, ideal for leisurely and meditative reading.
- A lyrical tribute to the female figure and the memories that shape our identity.
Technical specifications
- Author: Carballada Pérez, Fernando
- Publisher: PUNTO ROJO EDITORIAL
- Language: Spanish
- Topic: POETRY
- Collection: PUNTO ROJO
- Binding: Paperback
- Publication date: October 2023
- Number of pages: 54
- Weight: 86 g
Editorial review
Labyrinth is an honest and emotional poetic proposal that does not seek great formal flourishes but rather a direct connection with the reader through personal experience. Its brevity is a success, as each poem is measured to generate impact without falling into redundancy. It is a work that may interest those who value poetry as a vehicle for introspection and readers looking for an accessible title with lyrical depth. Its melancholic tone and its gaze toward the past give it an immersive and sincere atmosphere.