"Between the cobblestones, il lupa waited alone, whispered, "Renew
your love. Restore your heart. Come into this wide world, this
stream of clarity."" The mysteries of the heart continue to
intrigue, surprise, and warm the soul of Sophia Puccini-a woman who
once dreamed of marrying The Gypsy Kings and running away with
flamenco dancers. In her second collection of love poems, Puccini
shares her reflections on love written in both the United States
and Italy during a three-year period. Puccini has loved many men in
her lifetime, including Nietzsche, Kafka, Thoreau, Krishnamurti,
Jung, Lorca, Jesus, Cervantes, God, Puccini, Chopin-and even
President Bush. In her new compilation of eighty-eight poems,
written while she was tending her sheep, sweeping her floors, and
traveling in Europe, she proves that through it all, she is still a
simple woman who enjoys daydreaming about love. Puccini peppers her
poetry with lavish imagery while her words explore a passionate
relationship that led her to ask questions, solve dilemmas, and
eventually seek the truth. "Il Lupa" is not a collection of clichd
love poems, but rather, a deep, personal glimpse into a very
profound-sometimes confusing-sensual relationship.
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