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Bosque de Suspiros

Bosque de Suspiros

Bosque de Suspiros

Adela Castillo / Jos Alejandro Mor N. / Jose Alejandro Moran

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Editorial:
Palibrio
Año de edición:
2011
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Poesía
ISBN:
9781463310134
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Desde un mundo secreto, el alma describe lo que siente, en trozos de sentimientos que caen como pétalos de rosa al final del día. El alma va más allá de lo visible para volcar en vocablos su canto. Allí, en ese momento de intenso sentir, nace un poema.Es así que en esta antología de 22 poetisas y poetas nacidos de Poemundo.net , un portal cibernético creado para fomentar la poesía, nacen sentimientos revestidos de versos que abarcan la vida, el amor, el dolor, la nostalgia, la ternura y la esperanza. Desde ese mundo, ese Poemundo, hemos tejido una historia con poemas a veces valientes, otras veces tímidos y tiernos, y algunos de color índigo donde sólo la nostalgia habita en las tardes de otoño. Son estos poetas y poetisas los artesanos que le dieron vida a esta antología y ofrecen ahora un espacio en el tiempo para quizás abrir un camino secreto.Dentro de este Bosque de Suspiros, encontrará el lector, un mundo inquieto y vibrante donde sólo el alma vive lo que sueña.Adela Castillo y José Alejandro MoránEditoresSalinas, CA, Otoño 2011

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