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Whispers Of The Soul

Fatima Calisto da Cruz

Editorial: Europa Edizioni

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Whispers of the Soul is a journey through the uncharted landscapes of the heart, a delicate weaving of pain, longing, love and healing. These poems are not merely words on a page but reflections of the quiet, often unnoticed moments that define our deepest experiences. In this collection, the unspoken finds its voice, and the unseen is brought into light.  Each poem is a whisper, an intimate confession from the soul that speaks of grief and the quiet struggle of moving through life’s shadows. They explore the rawness of loss, the ache of unfulfilled desires, and the bittersweet process of letting go. At their core, they are love letters to resilience, reminding us that even in our most broken moments, there is beauty and strength to be found.  This collection is not just about sorrow; it is also about the quiet, persistent hope that carries us through. The words here linger in the spaces between heartbeats, capturing the resilience that often goes unnoticed, the way the soul bends but does not break, the way it heals in soft whispers rather than loud declarations. This collection invites you to sit with your own shadows, find solace in shared experiences, and embrace the tender vulnerability of being human. These poems are a testament to the enduring power of the human spirit, a reminder that we are not alone in our struggles, and that every whisper, no matter how soft, holds the promise of healing.  As you read, let these words wash over you like a gentle breeze, carrying with them the echoes of every unshed tear, every unspoken word, and every quiet triumph. May this collection be a companion to your own journey, a place where you find the whispers of your own soul reflected back to you.Fatima Calisto da Cruz, an emerging author hailing from the vibrant city of Johannesburg, South Africa, nestled in the heart of Gauteng. Born to immigrant Portuguese parents, Fatima has woven several rich cultural influences into her literary tapestry. Although rooted in South Africa, her deep ties to Portugal infuse her work with a unique blend of diverse perspectives.Fatima’s literary journey is marked by a profound passion for contemporary poetry, a genre through which she artfully navigates intricate emotions and societal narratives. With a keen interest in the intersection of art and technology, she utilizes AI as a tool to analyse and reshape the boundaries of poetic expression.Drawing inspiration from a myriad of sources including personal life experiences and global current affairs, Fatima’s work serves as a reflection of the ever-changing world around us. By seamlessly blending the creative arts with cutting-edge technology, she seeks to carve a path towards making a significant contribution in the realm of literature, offering readers a fresh perspective on the world through her poetic lens.
Disponible desde: 18/04/2025.

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