Thursday 7 at 7 p.m. IN THE BOOKSTORE we received Iosune Goñi accompanied by Sol C. Medina to present his last poem.
I say waterfall and the wind burns explores muteness and the impossibility of saying, first in relation to trauma and memory, then from the limitation of the body and, finally, as power. Faced with the abstract reflections of philosophy about the limits and insufficiency of language, These poems turn questions into a body and unfold them within us.. How can we say what we do not remember? What words or gestures can name a torn throat? Do the edges join or separate? What if instead of keeping our distance or trying to cross to the other side?, we would learn to inhabit those fissures?
