Opera Buffa is Tomaz Salamun's last testament. It is a book rooted
in torn landscapes of Central Europe and the Mediterranean. Crafted
from place and power, these poems are fragments of collective
memory. "There are hands, inside. Concordance rises / There are no
foodstuffs. There's no branch." These are poems that examine what
is tender and terrible in the world, ranging from the extrajudicial
civil massacres of partisans during and after the Second World War,
to the prejudicial violence carried out in twenty-first-century
Europe against people forced to migrate from the Middle East, North
Africa, and India. Opera Buffa witnesses anarchical plutocracy,
climate catastrophe, and so much more. "Do you feel the footsteps?/
Do you feel the approach?" This is Opera Buffa.
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