Giuseppe Bonaccorso
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Giuseppe Bonaccorso is a multifaceted individual based in Italy, known for his work as a classical guitarist and poet. He has a long-standing passion for literature, music, and technical subjects, having delved into creative activities from a young age. His interests span from poetry, novels, and essays to technical best-seller books.
Giuseppe Bonaccorso
1d ago
This short love poem has the bitter character of the existential realization of vacuity. Objects, animals, and aspirations fade into a silence that crystallizes before a motionless dance on an autumn meadow.
The silence of a motionless dance
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A brief note on the existential view of love
Five sparrows over a roof,
Where an antenna sucks the wail
Of the angels.
A chrysalis concupts a crow,
now disappointed.
You, who knows, still dance
among the rusty confetti
Of that dreary October meadow.
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Giuseppe Bonaccorso
1d ago
In this article, I propose some love poems that have already been published on the site but also provide an interpretive context and their possible use for making dedications. First, I would like to point out that my love poems are rarely “romantic” (either in the literal or cultural-historical sense).
On the contrary, they cover existential aspects of love and relationships, often marked as “melancholy” or sad. However, love poems play a significant role in my literary production, as there is no doubt that relational desire is a solid drive to which one cannot help but give proportionately gr ..read more
Giuseppe Bonaccorso
1d ago
Haiku (original language “俳句”) is a typically Japanese poetic form firmly based on that idiom and its syntactic-grammatical structure. From a formal point of view, a haiku is a poem consisting of three lines of 5, 7, and 5 more, respectively. Commonly, we prefer to speak of syllables, but in its original strict form, the minimum unit is the mora.
Not wanting to discuss phonology, we can say that the mora is a sub-syllabic unit closely related to the sound produced by the juxtaposition of letters. For example, the word “American” breaks down into 4 syllables, the phonological effect of which is ..read more
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1d ago
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A brief note on the symbolism of the night
Leaves unfolded on the night.
I can hear the rain beating on it like a drum:
My breath is a mantra.
I draw events and let them disappear.
The apnea of my life
Is a drop along the tail of a comet.
…
Your echo,
Like a restless spirit,
Slips past,
silent.
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A brief note on the symbolism of the night
The symbolism of night has long fascinated the minds of artists and poets, serving as a deep well of inspiration and contemplation. It ..read more
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In the intricate unfolding of classical guitar history, there is one key figure whose virtuosity and innovation forever altered the landscape of romantic music. Guitarist and composer Fernando Sor (1778 – 1939) was a master whose legacy resonates through time’s delicate strings, shaping the essence of melodic expression. As we embark on a musical odyssey through the enchanting realms of Sor’s compositions, we can see his profound impact on the evolution of guitar music from the Romantic era to the present day.
Imagine a world in which guitar playing serves as a vehicle for deep emotions, where ..read more
Giuseppe Bonaccorso
1d ago
In literature, where emotions dance with words, a poetic phenomenon delves deep into the complexities of the human soul: poetry inspired by “spleen.” This elusive and captivating form of expression transcends mere words on a page; it embodies the very essence of melancholy, introspection, and deep emotion. Imagine verses that resonate with the echoes of a weary heart, whispering secrets of pain and longing, painting vivid tapestries of human experience.
As we journey through the annals of literary history, we reveal the enigmatic appeal of “spleen” poetry and its profound influence on some of ..read more
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A brief note on the structure of dreams according to Freud
I still wonder who is behind the mirror:
Caravaggio planting nails to St. Peter
Or the soul of a canary now accustomed to the bars?
The sink no longer drips.
Alone, finally, I’m spreading out now:
A tiny speck of light
Looking for the shore,
In the cobalt billiards of immensity.
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A brief note on the structure of dreams according to Freud
The structure of dreams, according to Freud, is a fascinating topic in psyc ..read more
Giuseppe Bonaccorso
1d ago
In the chaotic hustle and bustle of our daily lives, finding moments of peace can seem like mission impossible. Have you ever wondered about the hypnotizing power of music in lulling your mind into a state of serene calm?
Immerse yourself in the fascinating realm where science meets soothing notes, exploring the intricate connection between relaxing music, brain rhythms, and the art of harmonizing your mind. As we travel through the labyrinth of our minds, the enigmatic dance of brain waves orchestrates our cognitive symphony, shaping attention levels and our emotional landscapes.
But what sec ..read more
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1d ago
In the vast landscape of poetry, some voices resonate beyond their time, captivating readers with a profound exploration of life’s complexities. Rainer Maria Rilke, a luminary in the realm of poetry, created words that transcend mere language, delving into the depths of human experience with unparalleled vision.
As we embark on a journey to unravel the texture of Rilke’s poetic legacy, we find ourselves not only tracing the contours of his life but also immersing ourselves in the ethereal realm of his creations. With an enigmatic blend of lyricism and introspection, Rilke’s poetry serves as a ..read more
Giuseppe Bonaccorso
4d ago
In this article, I propose some love poems that have already been published on the site but also provide an interpretive context and their possible use for making dedications. First, I would like to point out that my love poems are rarely “romantic” (either in the literal or cultural-historical sense).
On the contrary, they cover existential aspects of love and relationships, often marked as “melancholy” or sad. However, love poems play a significant role in my literary production, as there is no doubt that relational desire is a solid drive to which one cannot help but give proportionately gr ..read more