In the Twilight. Dieser Artikel ist nicht verfügbar.In the Twilight

This is a collection of poems by the author of the novel Purgatorio.
This book of verses harks back to the late Renaissance of Florence and expands
into what the poet calls "rarefied tracts of toiling and dreaming."
Quotes from Online Book Club (www.OnlineBookClub.org) that reviewed my
last book Purgatorio. These quotes include:
"It is a great book" and "He is a gifted poet".
Excerpts from "In the Twilight":
"...but the echo of an echo may be heard in a dreamlike flash of a vigorous
transcendent wave."
"...the moment turns to stone, a monument to rapturous illusion."
"...but the willow branch still blooms, and the pond is alive with primeval tunes
below the smoke of my untimely dreams."
"...I feel like singing, undaunted by the twilight of my fate."

Bernard Kuckuck was born in Germany and now lives in the French-speaking province of Quebec, Canada. He previously published the novel Purgatorio. This author also writes evocative poetry in several other languages including French, German, Spanish, and Italian and especially likes past ages as backgrounds for his often rapturous verses.