Irene Maciá
The Sleeping City
language
( Sept. 21, 2018)
To die naturally, to die unjustly, to die of nostalgia, to die of rage, to die of grief, to die in clamor ... But after all, to die. One of the great taboos of this society eradicated (or at least tried) in this book of poems about the dreaded Reaper, its manifestations and those that remain here while we contemplate it halfway between the distance that separates us from it and reach it.
- Pages
- 70
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