Reminiscenties

Reminiscenties is a varied collection of poetry, narrative, dialogue, and drama that brings together personal emotion, imagination, memory, and reflections on freedom and human experience. The collection opens with ''Sentes'', a series of intimate poems exploring love in its many forms: desire, devotion, absence, heartbreak, longing, and the solitude that can follow when someone important is no longer present. Alongside these personal emotions, the book also turns toward broader themes of homeland, migration, nature, memory, and belonging. In ''Joan e li sorciero'', the book takes a more adventurous and fantastical direction. Joan, a courageous knight, leaves his castle on a mission to confront the sorcerer Druc, whose ambition threatens the freedom and peace of an entire realm. His journey becomes a tale of courage, faith, loyalty, and resistance against oppression. The collection then moves through ''Conversation'' and ''Cantes'', changing its voice and perspective while continuing to explore personal reflection, silence, memory, nature, homeland, and the experiences that shape a person's inner world. *Conversation* in particular takes the form of an intimate exchange, where returning, remembering, and finding a place of quiet reflection become central ideas. The dramatic work ''Amore liberator'' introduces a larger social and political dimension. Through its characters and their conflicting positions, it explores slavery, racial division, political power, love, justice, and the difficult struggle toward freedom and equality. Rather than presenting these subjects only as abstract ideas, the drama places them within the lives and choices of its characters. Finally, the closing section, turns inward again, reflecting on memory, aging, poetry, and the act of writing itself. The book becomes not only a collection of stories and poems, but also a reflection on the author's creative journey and his relationship with language and literature. Written in Interlingue, it brings together intimate feelings, heroic adventure, social struggle, and personal reflection. It is a book about what we love, what we remember, what we lose, and what we continue to carry with us.