Immagine & Poesia
the movement in progress
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Author
Contributions
- Chiarelli, Lidia - Contributor
- Actis, Alessandro, artist - Contributor
- Actis, Gianpiero, artist - Contributor
- Gopakumar, R, artist - Contributor
- Gorgy, Adel, artist - Contributor
and 2 more
- Kleefeld, Carolyn Mary, artist - Contributor
- Solomon, Marsha, artist - Contributor
Publication
2013 - Cross-Cultural Communications, Merrick, New York, New York (State)
Language
English
Word Count
13,750 words, Guess
Page Count
55 pages
Identifiers
- ISBN-100893049948
- ISBN-139780893049942
- Library of Congress Control Number2013942403
- OCLC Control Number858895042
- Better World BooksW8-CCT-969
and 1 more
- Open LibraryOL26922095M
Classifications
- DDC851/.92
Alternate Titles
- Immagine and Poesia
Description
The poems in Lidia Chiarelli’s impressive debut collection, Immagine & Poesia convey a portrait-like quality, presenting portraits of a moment. These are Impressionist paintings of poems—acutely observed, vividly and delicately rendered celebrations of the moments of beauty that surround and permeate us. Physical sensations combine with emotion and reflection to imbue each work with multiple layers of meaning. The imagery is varyingly dramatic, precise, concrete, cosmopolitan or bucolic, expressing a sense of place and atmosphere. Each poem, each line is meticulously constructed and polished, and each is a work of art that imparts sensations to and summons responses from the reader. Beyond the descriptive, there is an evocation of wonder, loss, exhilaration, tenderness, fear—all those things that make the human experience familiar to all of us. In these graceful, sensitive poems, Lidia Chiarelli looks and listens. She tunes in to the music of the universe and invites us to hear. - Mary Gorgy, New York
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