POET.Camelia Vlasceanu
Some excerpts from the first page of Camelia VlÄceanu’s novel Eve’s Diary (Review) and a recent poem written by the poet:
REVIEW
“The diary of an Eve” contains testimonies from various periods of the life of a woman who loves with body and soul, without taking into account social considerations or consequences. Her love is total, mixed in some cases with a sense of compassion that makes it difficult for her to get out of a toxic relationship. Only when things degenerate and reach physical violence does Roberta decide that the time has come to put her foot in the door, but the only solution she has is to leave, because the behavioral changes of her life partner are more and more pronounced and dangerous, due to an illness, but also the negative influence of another person (mother) on him.
Roberta picks up her life, meets other men, knows happiness and devotes herself mostly to her daughter, who always looks at her with a mature, amazing understanding.
“Diary of an Eve” is, by definition, the diary of any woman who loves, forgives for a while, but has the strength to get out – before it’s too late – from a relationship that endangers her physical and mental health.
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Roberta represents a fragment of the author’s soul. It can be you, it can be me, it can be any woman who gives herself on the altar of love.
Congratulations, Camelia!
Review Written By.
ANA VÄCARASU, poet and prose writer,
member of the SOCIETY OF ROMANIAN WRITERS, member of the SOCIETY OF WRITERS WITHOUT BORDERS.
Poem
It snows me with light
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From the lattice from the sky
I watched with delight
Lighting paths of frost,
The Little Chariot and the Great Chariot.
And from heaven of light
I jumped out the window
Angels sang softly
The ice sparkled on the branch.
How it snows me with light
Over my wandering soul
He doesn’t carry so much guilt anymore
The weak frost of Februar’
And it snows on my soul
From the sky, with a pearl
Caressing the step, in the umblet,
Snowflakes, rising on the way.
ŠCamelia Vlasceanu
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Edite And Published By.
Md Sadiqur Rahman Rumen, poet And Editors Pen Craft, Bangladesh.
FelicitÄri, Camelia!
All respect for your publisher! Thanks to Mr. Sadiqur Rahman Rumen for the opportunity!Thanks to whole Bangladesh!
With much respect,
Camelia VlÄsceanu