Isbn: 9798265959928 - the phantom limb of love: a collection of melancholic meditations (6 risultati)

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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. A Journey Through Love, Loss, and the Eternal Bond That Transcends DeathThis collection of narrative poetry explores profound grief transformed into transcendent understanding. Through twenty-four interconnected cantos, the author navigates the devastating landscape of losing their beloved, moving from raw anguish to a deeper comprehension of love's immortal nature.Written in classical verse forms reminiscent of Petrarchan sonnets the collection opens with "The Opening Lament," establishing the author's overwhelming sense of loss and disorientation. Through subsequent cantos-"The Empty House," "Reflections and Memory," "The Shore and Lighthouse"-readers accompany the grieving narrator through familiar spaces now made foreign by absence.The recurring metaphor of the "phantom limb"-the ache for what has been severed-becomes a symbol of love's refusal to be extinguished by death. The poet's journey culminates in the understanding that true love transcends physical existence, living on in memory, in the natural world, and in the eternal connection between souls.Readers of Mary Oliver, Jane Kenyon, and classical poetry will find both comfort for those who have experienced loss and insight into the profound mystery of human connection. The formal constraints of verse intensify the emotional impact, creating a work that is both timeless and deeply personal.Whether you seek solace in your own journey through grief or wish to understand the depths of human love and loss, this collection provides a map through the darkest valleys toward a light that cannot be extinguished.Themes: Grief, Love, Death, Memory, Spiritual Transcendence, Classical Poetry, Narrative Verse This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. A Journey Through Love, Loss, and the Eternal Bond That Transcends DeathThis collection of narrative poetry explores profound grief transformed into transcendent understanding. Through twenty-four interconnected cantos, the author navigates the devastating landscape of losing their beloved, moving from raw anguish to a deeper comprehension of love's immortal nature.Written in classical verse forms reminiscent of Petrarchan sonnets the collection opens with "The Opening Lament," establishing the author's overwhelming sense of loss and disorientation. Through subsequent cantos-"The Empty House," "Reflections and Memory," "The Shore and Lighthouse"-readers accompany the grieving narrator through familiar spaces now made foreign by absence.The recurring metaphor of the "phantom limb"-the ache for what has been severed-becomes a symbol of love's refusal to be extinguished by death. The poet's journey culminates in the understanding that true love transcends physical existence, living on in memory, in the natural world, and in the eternal connection between souls.Readers of Mary Oliver, Jane Kenyon, and classical poetry will find both comfort for those who have experienced loss and insight into the profound mystery of human connection. The formal constraints of verse intensify the emotional impact, creating a work that is both timeless and deeply personal.Whether you seek solace in your own journey through grief or wish to understand the depths of human love and loss, this collection provides a map through the darkest valleys toward a light that cannot be extinguished.Themes: Grief, Love, Death, Memory, Spiritual Transcendence, Classical Poetry, Narrative Verse This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…