Mester de Amor
An edition of Mester de Amor (2011)
By María Amelia Marroquin de Vadell
Publish Date
2011
Publisher
Dunken
Language
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Pages
144
Description:
This book contains epic, descriptive and lyric poetry of great quality within the Spanish literature, that respect traditional versification, rime (assonance). Its goes from romance type of poems to elaborate and simple sonnets. Some sonnets are specially valuable not only for the theme and elevated spirit but because of the perfection on the form and spontaneity. The forms varies from romantic to symbolist, being one of the last examples of classical poetry of the XX century in Spanish. The works of the author have been eulogized by academics and fine-art workers and writers as Arturo Berenger Carisomo, Angel J. Battistessa and Bernardo Ezekiel Koremblit. It was presented publically by writers and artist as Virginia Carreño, Martha Salas, Alejandra Vela, Anna Zemborain, among others at least in three events and her poems have been a base work of students of architecture (Arch. Jorge N. Bozzano); litterature (Prof. Rios Rivas, Spain) and others. Dunken ed, Buenos Aires, 2011. pp. 140.
subjects: Freedom, Methamorphosis, Furnarius ruffus (hornero), Dictyostelium, Corpus Christi, Magnolia, 1969 (landing on moon), Pampa, vade retro
People: Mio Cid, Don Juan de Austria, Don Quixote, A.S.A.R. Catalina Amalia Orange, Belgrano, Diego Sanmartín, Infante Don Juan Manuel
Places: Alhambra, Santillana del Mar (Spain), Cumelén (Patagonia), Medinaceli (Spain), Buenos Aires (Argentina)