It's time to disobedy...
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The disobedience that is invoked is necessarily that of the death of the soul.
The difficult time we are living is characterized by a strong and incisive precariousness that reverberates on the way of life and therefore on all spheres of feelings that are involved in a decisive way. Freedom is constantly confronting the unpredictable.
From this introspection comes the concept of pain as the foundation of life that we must learn to recognize and welcome so as to manage it in the daily difficulties to make it fruitful: "... after all, there is no beautiful thing that does not have a cut-off sign ... "
This search in the soul and subsequent opening to the world makes love, friendship and even pain more real, making them pure.
One is fascinated by the dreamlike dance of her verses where the transpositions become a flowing and caressing "song" for the reader.
Faith and love emerge from every work, becoming its driving forces and points to be observed as goals to be pursued and achieved.
"Love is the choice to go on a journey ..."
The weaving of the collection consists of three distinct parts connected by the same thread but made extremely pleasant for the intellect.
Disobey with love because love always wins.
Enjoy the reading.
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It's time to disobedy... - Manuela Di Dalmazi
MANUELA DI DALMAZI
IT’S TIME TO DISOBEY...
(Taled poems, virulent poems and other verses)
Manuela di Dalmazi
It’s time to disobey...
(Taled poems, virulent poems and other verses)
First Edition December 2020
Isbn 978-88-3343-283-0
Front cover and interior photos by Maurizio D’Amato
LFA Publisher
Lello Lucignano Editore
Via A. Diaz, 17 -80023-
Caivano -Napoli, Italy
Partita Iva 06298711216
www.lfaeditorenapoli.it --- info@lfaeditorenapoli.it
Distribution by Libro Co. Italia -Firenze -
I dedicate this book to all the people who with courage
have decided to pass from death to life.
Love is a decision
Manuela Di Dalmazi
The mystery of love is greater than the mystery of death
Oscar Wilde
«Whoever has ears to hear, let him hear».
His disciples asked him what this parable meant.
And he said, «To you it is given to know the mysteries of the kingdom of God, but to others it is spoken of in parables,
so that seeing they may not see
and hearing they may not understand.»
Luca 8,8 - 10
INTRODUCTION
The poetic syllable It’s time to disobey
of the poet Manuela Di Dalmazi, that we have already known through her first Sprooglia l’anima deserta
, more than ever assumes in herself the meaning of poetic collection
. It would seem at all simple to explain in a few words, not so much the structure of the book and therefore a simple chronological collection of an intellectual production, rather than anything that has driven the poet’s soul to feel and write and give us its animistic transposition of its own reading of reality.
The title of the book comes from the central poetry and forms the fulcrum around which all the others revolve: It is time to disobey death
. The latter is understood as disobedience to the death of the soul that for a long time is subtly fed by common feeling. The time that we’re living, and the book is born in this exact time frame, as a result of this pandemic, forces us to stop and reflect on where we’re going. A difficult historical period, characterized more than ever by the sense of precariousness that overwhelms everyone:
A frantic beating of wings precariousness
to the slime of a line of freedom
The author emphasizes, also through the use of various compositional formulas, free verses and metrics, the acrostic and haiku, as freedom is constantly confronted with the unpredictable that arises from precariousness. All spheres of feelings, such as love, hatred, friendship and so on, are invested by the unpredictable. Life and death, like feelings, are issues that the author treats with mastery, delicacy and sensitivity.
The poet stands out along the work’s development for the aulic relevance of the terms, guiding the reader through an enigmatic and enigmatic path with a pathos that is tattooed in the memory fixing the sincerity. A reverberation of frankness that comes from the first syllable brings with it the concept of pain that we must learn to welcome because only in this way can it become fruitful:
Vaulting horrors
between the rumor of fears
so that he may add Truth,
an embrace of values
and in the desert humanity falls in love.
Love understood as universal is placed as a beacon within the expression of the author’s thought contrasting in a poetic game, almost a musical dance, the pain most suffered in the light of the beauty of the same. That love that comes from the truth of the heart, goes through this cruel period and submits it to a kind of inner battle, of the soul, which for the writer always wins:
Frozen in a warm embrace
to reclaim old embraces
healing eternally
the agony of abandonment.
We never broke up again.
Finally, the poet can be defined as passionately ethereal
with a rare additional ability to be able to transport the passionate reader