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"...'Como volver a casa, pero no' nos abre una ventana a ese ideario, ventana que analiza con grandes dosis de realismo e ironía la actual sociedad urbana y su comportamiento, tanto en las relaciones sentimentales como en un marco de negociaciones sociales.Es, además, desde la estructura formal de todo el poemario, un ejemplo del mencionado mestizaje y de la intencionalidad transgresora, moderna y urbanita de su autor. La utilización léxica tanto de argentinismos y catalanismos como de neologismos creados por él mismo y el empleo de la versificación libre le permiten definir conceptos...

This book, "De Mi Mente" (Spanish for from my mind), is a book of over 3,000 lyrics of which approximate 2,100 are written for a man to sing and the latter 900 are written for a woman to sing. All songs are interchangeable. Some of the songs are love songs but the lyrics are not written for political and religious reasons. The reader will have the option to arrange each song according to his or her taste of which each and every song can be arranged in a bolero, ranchera, cumbia; etc. The reader can choose at their choice of which song inspires them and in they are not obligated to make any...

Chaque matin, lorsque la nuit cède sa place au jour et que l’éveil succède au sommeil, les désirs nocturnes s’évanouissent, laissant un rêveur désœuvré face à un nouvel horizon inconnu. À ce temps qui sans cesse échappe et efface les souvenirs, Calaive oppose d’élégants poèmes imprégnés de nostalgie. À défaut de remonter le temps, l’auteure tente d’infléchir son cours par les mots. Elle fait parler les silences, réveille les souvenirs et s’empare de l’avenir. Au gré des levers de soleil, sa plume languissante s’attarde sur les petits riens du quotidien,...

Jean Hollander, an accomplished poet, and Robert Hollander, a renowned scholar and master teacher, whose joint translation of the Inferno was acclaimed as a new standard in English, bring their respective gifts to Purgatorio in an arresting and clear verse translation. Featuring the original Italian text opposite the translation, their edition offers an extensive and accessible introduction as well as generous historical and interpretive commentaries that draw on centuries of scholarship and Robert Hollander’s own decades of teaching and reasearch. In the second book of Dante’s epic poem...