Nadie en cuarentena

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Nació en la ciudad de La Vega, Republica Dominicana, en el año 1966, su nombre es Mauricio Núñez Marte y para los fines de la obra usa el pseudónimo de MAURO MARTE.-

Porque al final recordaremos lo que nos ha hecho sentir. Las taquicardias, las dudas. La incertidumbre a doscientos latidos por minuto. ¡Las ganas! Los abrazos que inundan el alma. Los roces de manos, las miradas, los besos que calan los huesos y las despedidas, las que no pinchan, ni arañan. Al resto, le correremos la cortina, y bajando el telón le apagaremos la luz. Porque cada uno de estos versos te recuerda que la vida sigue, aún cuando cierras la puerta y recorres las afiladas aristas de tu alma ante el espejo. La memoria es fragmentaria y por eso, nos quedaremos con los recuerdos...

Poetry. MIRRORS MÁSCARAS is the 3rd volume in John M. Bennett's major series focused on particular topics that consists, so far, of LIBER X and OLVIDOS. It includes a series of typographic poems in the form of masks, followed by textual poems in a wide variety of styles and forms, in English, Spanish, some French and other languages. Bennett's inventiveness and energy, his visuality combined with highly literate, resonant, conceptual and aural beauty, make this unique work a force to change the language and to change the way language is used.