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Un fragor de torres desgajadas: A Roar of Tumbling Towers
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Series: Colección Museo Salvaje (Poesía Latinoamericana), Book 71
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ISBN10: 1966772076
ISBN13: 9781966772071
Publisher: Nueva York Poetry Press LLC
Published: Sep 6 2025
Pages: 202
Weight: 0.47
Height: 0.46 Width: 5.25 Depth: 8.00
Language: Spanish
ISBN13: 9781966772071
Publisher: Nueva York Poetry Press LLC
Published: Sep 6 2025
Pages: 202
Weight: 0.47
Height: 0.46 Width: 5.25 Depth: 8.00
Language: Spanish
Un fragor de torres desgajadas despliega una cartografÃa poética que atraviesa ciudades, épocas, cuerpos, desastres y revelaciones. En este volumen -que dialoga con Octavio Paz, Olga Orozco y William Blake- Miguel Falquez-Certain cifra la descomposición y la lucidez, el derrumbe de certezas y el fulgor de lo improbable. Cada poema es una torre en ruinas y a la vez una atalaya desde la cual contemplamos el espesor de la historia y el temblor Ãntimo del deseo.
La voz poética se convierte en testigo crÃtico de un mundo en perpetua convulsión: guerras, exilios, pandemias, pasiones clandestinas, mitos refundados y cuerpos vulnerados por la memoria y el tiempo. Con notable precisión verbal y una imaginación que desestabiliza las convenciones lÃricas, Falquez-Certain crea un corredor de voces, lenguajes y registros que invitan a pensar lo real desde sus fisuras.
Este libro no ofrece refugio, sino lucidez. Su potencia radica en la forma en que interroga los signos de nuestro presente y rehúsa clausuras fáciles. Un fragor de torres desgajadas es una dádiva de belleza inquietante: una poesÃa que, en su complejidad estética y su carga ética, no teme morder el anón del pensamiento y reclamar la insurrección de la ternura. A Roar of Tumbling Towers unfolds a poetic cartography that traverses cities, eras, bodies, disasters, and revelations. In this volume -in dialogue with Octavio Paz, Olga Orozco, and William Blake- Miguel Falquez-Certain encodes both decomposition and clarity, the collapse of certainties and the brilliance of the improbable. Each poem is a crumbling tower and, simultaneously, a watchtower from which we contemplate the density of history and the intimate tremor of desire.
The poetic voice becomes a critical witness to a world in perpetual convulsion: wars, exiles, pandemics, clandestine passions, refounded myths, and bodies marked by memory and time. With remarkable verbal precision and an imagination that unsettles lyrical conventions, Falquez-Certain constructs a palimpsest of voices, languages, and registers that invite us to rethink reality through its fractures.
This book offers no refuge-only lucidity. Its power lies in how it questions the signs of our present and resists facile closures. A Roar of Tumbling Towers is a gift of unsettling beauty: a poetry that, in its aesthetic complexity and ethical charge, dares to bite into the custard apple of thought and reclaim the insurrection of tenderness. MARISA RUSSO
Hunter College
City University of New York
Este libro no ofrece refugio, sino lucidez. Su potencia radica en la forma en que interroga los signos de nuestro presente y rehúsa clausuras fáciles. Un fragor de torres desgajadas es una dádiva de belleza inquietante: una poesÃa que, en su complejidad estética y su carga ética, no teme morder el anón del pensamiento y reclamar la insurrección de la ternura. A Roar of Tumbling Towers unfolds a poetic cartography that traverses cities, eras, bodies, disasters, and revelations. In this volume -in dialogue with Octavio Paz, Olga Orozco, and William Blake- Miguel Falquez-Certain encodes both decomposition and clarity, the collapse of certainties and the brilliance of the improbable. Each poem is a crumbling tower and, simultaneously, a watchtower from which we contemplate the density of history and the intimate tremor of desire.
The poetic voice becomes a critical witness to a world in perpetual convulsion: wars, exiles, pandemics, clandestine passions, refounded myths, and bodies marked by memory and time. With remarkable verbal precision and an imagination that unsettles lyrical conventions, Falquez-Certain constructs a palimpsest of voices, languages, and registers that invite us to rethink reality through its fractures.
This book offers no refuge-only lucidity. Its power lies in how it questions the signs of our present and resists facile closures. A Roar of Tumbling Towers is a gift of unsettling beauty: a poetry that, in its aesthetic complexity and ethical charge, dares to bite into the custard apple of thought and reclaim the insurrection of tenderness. MARISA RUSSO
Hunter College
City University of New York
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