A cura di Lorenzo Spurio

I struggled a little to read his book; [...] this is not in any way a review, has no ambition to show itself as such. It is clear from his lyrics a clear preference for forms and images of classicism and this could not be otherwise given its nature, its inclination and its interests that they see the teacher in that branch of knowledge.

Beyond the exquisite workmanship of the book that testifies as always the superfluous editorial care of a publisher such as Ladolfi, I read his book in numerous shots, often returning back, rereading even two or more times some lyrics because perhaps a single and summary reading could not be considered sufficient to allow the reader to have interpretive tools. This is clearly a company that always takes the form of a book of poetry: on the one hand we try to understand what the poet really meant, on the other we often conclude that poetry is merely a communication -evocative, that is to say that it can - indeed must - be realized on several levels and therefore provide for various exegetical keys. Understanding what one is able to see and what that one thinks of seeing you.