Felicia Iancu
This summer, I’m rereading the voices that shaped my silence — Kahlil Gibran, Anne Sexton, Mahmoud Darwish, and Fernando Pessoa.
Their words remind me that poetry isn’t a refuge but a return.
Alongside them, I’ll keep revisiting my own Felicity: Geography of Being cycle — Song for Life, Song for You, The Vigil Hour, The Hour of Love, and In the Cemetery — not to edit, but to listen to what the poems are still trying to say back to me.
Their words remind me that poetry isn’t a refuge but a return.
Alongside them, I’ll keep revisiting my own Felicity: Geography of Being cycle — Song for Life, Song for You, The Vigil Hour, The Hour of Love, and In the Cemetery — not to edit, but to listen to what the poems are still trying to say back to me.
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