Senderos

Senderos

Josefa Losada

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Editorial:
Letrame
Año de edición:
2026
Materia
Poesía
ISBN:
9791370294861
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En SENDEROS el lector encontrará un tejido lírico conformado por diversas formas de lo poético, entrelazadas con ilustraciones evocativas de la misma autora. Así, la trama de palabras y pinceles combina sentimientos y vibraciones de color.El libro se divide en cuatro partes o senderos. Comienza con el sendero de EROS, donde el amor se expresa en múltiples facetas: desde un amor por la escritura, percibiendo las palabras suspirando eróticamente en una hoja en blanco, hasta la cima de la ternura o el abismo de la pasión fracasada.Luego sigue el sendero de NATURA, donde el paisaje y la madre naturaleza nos conducen desde un remanso de paz y descanso hasta el grito de un planeta agitado y herido. Más adelante, el sendero de ENTORNOS recopila memorias de ancestros españoles, situaciones y personajes que han influido en la construcción de una perspectiva personal.En el último sendero, LO ÍNTIMO, nos adentramos en un nivel más profundo, donde lo subconsciente y la realidad recrean sentimientos y emociones de búsqueda, junto a los deseos que nos impulsan.Senderos ofrece no solo momentos de recreación lírica, sino también el solaz de la catarsis y la renovación.

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