EL CAMINO Y EL VIENTO

A selection of poetry, published between 1995 and 2001, features poems that later were made into songs that appear in both versions, and includes works presented in reverse chronological order, with the idea that the reader, by having access to this work through the newest and nearest door, will soon be tempted to open other doors, as if doing an inventory.

Poemas de un universo a veces oscuro, que exploran los sentimientos del autor y tocan a todo el mundo. La voz del día es el grito de la luz renovada de cada mañana que nos ofrece, desesperadamente, una nueva oportunidad para vivir y seguir equivocándonos —con estrépito si es necesario— o para corregirnos pese al acechante clamor del desasosiego y la adversidad de las circunstancias. El autor entrega poemas de gran finura que darán placer al lector y resonarán mucho después de la lectura. EXTRACTO Me quedé de plata viendo al monstruo bajarse del árbol, erguirse, caminar a dos...

This poetic book is the work of a young Gambian man that try to make himself heard in the poetic environment. He write his first poems on diverse topic as a mean of communication with himslef and his society: love, concerns, desires, social background, etc. In other words, is the first steps of a young poet in a large poetic world.

A collection of fifty poems which celebrate the universal human experience and renew the late author's quest for self, community, the past, and the continuity of the dead through the living