Gente mía

Isabel Gómez construye el itinerario de un genocidio y una derrota colectiva a partir de un implacable despliegue de memoria. Nos enfrentamos, así, a una poesía que se sitúa en el lugar de los caídos y que se niega al olvido. Por lo mismo, reconstruye las huellas de aquellos desaparecidos, exterminados y establece un contrapunto con el presente.

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La autora, en este libro, se sumerge una vez ms en el profundo mundo de la poesa y la reflexin usando la sencillez como elemento destacado.

Winner of a 2002 American Book Award Winner of the 2002 Colorado Book Award in Poetry "The natural voice at work in the poetry sings of one human life as if it were our own. I loved listening." —Rita Kiefer, author of Nesting Doll "This just may be one of the best books of poetry I have ever read. . . . This is the kind of writing that give poetry a good name." —Mike Nobles, Tulsa World "Abeyta's poetry amazingly captures this struggle with poems that are simultaneously tortured and thankful, celebratory and melancholy, earthly and ethereal. . . . Poet Abeyta beautifully captures the...