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Eco Azul

Eco Azul

Sebastián Gaviria

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EDICIONES MEGARA S.A.S
Año de edición:
2024
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Poesía
ISBN:
9786280154909
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¿Cómo sabemos de qué color es un eco?¿O cómo sabemos si tiene o no, color?Pues bien, en este poemario escrito desde la raíz profunda de la vida misma, Sebastián Gaviria intenta hacer catarsis para sanar y encontrar su identidad en el mundo. El libro, cuyo compendio de poemas está dividido en dos partes, donde cada una se convierte en un apéndice de la otra, nos muestra el laberinto roto por el cual transitamos en la vida. A modo de ejemplo: «en Blue» una mujer es representada simbólicamente con dicho color, encaminando al lector a la naturaleza auténtica y definitiva de su esencia. El libro hace un fantástico recorrido por encontrarla, hasta el momento trágico donde debe despedirla. El intento de Sebastián Gaviria por tomar aquellos pedazos de amor y unirlos para formar un Eco, está logrado exquisitamente, llevando los sentidos de manera natural por un viaje Azul.Ahora dime ¿Crees que el color de un Eco es Azul? 10

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