Sulla cresta dell'onda - Sur la crête de la vague - On the crest of the wave

Silvia Polidori

Sinopse

Questa raccolta di poesie provoca le emozioni del lettore e lo stimola all'attenzione verso la bellezza del suo universo interiore, attraverso quello esterno, della natura e dei sentimenti positivi. Conduce il lettore in un percorso di percezione individuale, dove le immagini toccano i sensi e li risvegliano in una visione del mondo nuova, migliore. Le parole come impulsi, che sfiorano l'anima e la fanno danzare riscoprendo la sua musica unica. Le poesie di questo compendio vanno lette percependo gli stimoli di tutti i sensi, per partire dalla materia ed arrivare allo spirito che è dono prezioso in ognuno di noi.Ce recueil de poèmes suscite les émotions du lecteur et le stimule à (re)voir la beauté de son univers intérieur, grâce au prisme de la nature et des sentiments positifs. Il conduit le lecteur sur un chemin de perception, où les images touchent les sens et les éveillent à une nouvelle vision du monde. Des mots comme des impulsions, qui touchent l'âme et la font danser, redécouvrant sa musique unique. Les poèmes de ce recueil doivent être lus en activant les stimuli de chaque sens, en partant de la matière pour arriver à l'esprit qui est une dimension précieuse en chacun de nous.

This collection of poems provokes the reader's emotions and stimulates him to pay attention to the beauty of his inner universe, through observing and feeling the external one, of nature and positive feelings. It leads the reader on a path of individual perception, in which the images touch the senses and awaken them in a new, better world view. Words are like impulses that touch the soul and make it dance rediscovering its unique music. The poems of this compendium should be read by perceiving the stimuli of all the senses, starting from the material and reaching the spirit which is a precious gift in each of us.

Disponível desde: 21/04/2022.

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