My first book, Tristano e Isotta di Matthew Arnold, was released in 2026. As the title suggests, it presents the first rhythmic Italian translation of Matthew Arnold’s Victorian poem Tristram and Iseult (1852), one of the oldest and most powerful legends of Western literature.
This bilingual edition is enriched by an introduction that traces the legend’s legacy across European culture and highlights its timeless themes of love, death, and memory.
A monostich is a poem consisting of a single line.
Dopamedia has melted your child’s face.
Écrit vers 2002-2003.
Après-midi d’avril
Soleil
Jamais vu une chose pareille
Ou bien j’ai bu
Beaucoup de fois
Dans cette beauté
Mon rouge destin
In the shower there are no distractions. No cultural artifacts or tool shaped objects. And words may start flowing like endless rain into a shower drain.
Stop fabricating hype like the world is one big advertising campaign.
I create, therefore I am
Neon drenched night, a young girl steals out of sight
Nov 30, a Monday night
Televised news, Euro SALT and skeptic allies
Sadness without frontiers
A world too soon forlorn
Endless summers plagued by adult fears
Reified speech, bakelite phones
Technocratic hedonism, market-driven control
I close my eyes, it marches on
Pervasive movie monster whose end is yet to be told
Sadness without frontiers
A world too soon forlorn
Endless summers plagued by adult fears
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