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Librería Kolima (Madrid)
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Let us unravel memories of old places that you miss and of dreams that are seemingly faraway, of thoughts that often visit you at midnight, or those that linger by, and of love that breaks you, especially the love that stays. Hundred poems from youth. 14 chapters across life themes. 10 years in the making. A journey of stray and becoming.'The poetry collection all the little, lonely, and forgotten things by Gibson Perez offers a multifaceted exploration of love, longing, self-discovery, and the passage of time through various poetic forms. He delves deep into the intricacies of human relationships, portraying raw emotions with honesty and depth. Characterized by poignant imagery, rich symbolism, and introspective reflection, the collection invites readers on a journey through the complexities of human experience.'- Santiago Villafania, author of Malagilion: Sonnets tan Villanelles'Perez knows nostalgia like the back of his hand and, in this collection, creates a mesh of memories that catches readers unawares. Prepare to revisit your shadows and dreams.'- Cris Mari, author of And You Shall Be Found'This is one of the most unique, out-of-the-box poetry books I’ve read. I like that it’s unpredictable yet cozy read. Lyrical and cool-headed. His words and thoughts elegantly stitched together. And the visual styling of each poem matches its theme.'- Vittena Vibar, author of Happyland Ballerino at Iba Pang Mga Kwento'His poems are cathartic. His poems invite you to sit with your emotions and think, whether it is joyful or painful to remember. Perez’s honesty and vulnerability shine through in every piece.'- Karla Marie Gaudier (ArtbyKarla), critic and book designer'Gibson Perez exemplifies [this] movement through his use of concrete poetry, a form that radically goes away from traditional constraints such as rhyme schemes, meter, and fixed structures. His work proves that poetry is not bound by rigid formats, but it is a dynamic art form, visually compelling, and emotionally loud.'- Ronald Fernandez author of Beyond the Skylines of La Trinidad
