The Charm of Poetry: Poems, Short Poems and Aphorisms
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"The Charm of Poetry" is a collection of poems, short poems and aphorisms. As the title of this book states, poetry has a charm to which it is difficult to remain indifferent, both for the writer of poetry and the reader. Poetry can arise suddenly from an inspiration or from a felt emotion: of love, joy, anger or sorrow. Other times poetic compositions, such as sonnets, haiku and baishù must follow a definite metrical pattern and then their composition requires a lot of hard work and dedication.
The poets Giovanni Pascoli and Severino Ferrari used to refer to their poetic activity with the term: weaving. They metaphorically alluded to the poet's craft and the act of writing. Like weavers, poets weave words, rhymes and concepts, performing a task as difficult and meticulous as weaving in the classical sense.
With this poetry collection, the author would like to fascinate readers, inviting them to discover the beauty of the variety of poetry forms.
Maurica Obbietti was born and lives in Genoa. After graduating from classical high school, she studied mathematics at the University of Genoa. Her love for literature, writing and her dreamy soul led her to write two collections of poems "Emotions in verse" (2017) and "The Charm of Poetry" (2023). She has won awards in various literary competitions. She is also passionate about music and computer science.
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The Charm of Poetry - Maurica Obbietti
THE CHARM OF POETRY
Poems, Short Poems and Aphorisms
Copyright © 2023
Maurica Obbietti
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Dedicated to my parents
and Manuel
"Whatever you can do,
or dream of doing, begin it.
Daring has genius in itself,
power and magic, start it now"
Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
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"The passions have taught
men to reason:
we owe to the passions
the best achievements of the mind"
Luc de Clapiers de Vauvenargues
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"Poetry doesn’t seek followers,
it seeks lovers"
Federico García Lorca
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"The man who has Faith is lucky.
The one who hasn’t Faith is a person
who lacks something
in the depths of his existence"
Antonino Zichichi
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"The soul is immortal and destined
by God’s will to happiness"
San Tommaso Moro
Preface
The Charm of Poetry
is a collection of poems, short poems and aphorisms. As the title of this book states, poetry has a charm to which it is difficult to remain indifferent, both for the writer of poetry and the reader. Poetry can arise suddenly from