THE FLOWERS IN THE WINDOW WITH NOBODY AROUND

In "Flowers in the Window Without Anyone," Paraíba poet Ronaldo Cunha Lima displays his full literary versatility in a work that combines prose and verse with extreme beauty and sensitivity. "Just when one imagined Ronaldo Cunha Lima's poetic waterfall to be fully felt, behold, an avalanche erupts in a symbiotic orchestration of verse and prose, previously immortalized by his irrepressible sensitivity to night, dawn, love, pain, joy, and bohemian nostalgia, in Petrarchan sonnets," states Luciano Pires. "Now, the poet unleashes, in prose and verse, sensations only possible to be exhaled by the enchantment of his insurmountable lightness. Ronaldo proves that nothing is ever extinguished, that no energy is lost, that feelings embrace in the impeccable conjunction immersed in "Flowers in the Window Without Anyone..."