Playground of Emotions

Hana Holatová

Sinossi

This collection of poems interweaves the perspectives of three individuals who sometimes love and other times hate each other. Nevertheless, they battle their own inner demons. If you want to immerse yourself in the emotional rollercoaster of remarkably stable individuals, this will be a soothing balm for your soul.
When you put three souls together, one cold, one fragile, and one selfish... What good can come out of it? The fragile soul shatters under the weight of the cold, the cold melts and then breaks. And the selfish one? It always prevails.

Hana Holatová, native of the Czech Republic, where she currently resides, weaves her world with poetry, an endeavour that flows effortlessly from her being. It’s not merely a pastime but an intrinsic part of her essence. Amidst her academic achievements and professional undertakings within the social sphere, where daily interactions shape her understanding of humanity, her collection of verses becomes a kaleidoscope of emotions, reflecting not just hers, but the myriad souls she encounters. Beyond the lines, she also enjoys painting and delving into the strategic complexities of chess. She is deeply intrigued by the inner workings of society and the quest for humanity in today’s world.

Disponibile da: 30/10/2024.

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