La honda y el arpa en la poesía de David Mejía Velilla

Abstract

In Canto Continuo poetry and prose go hand in hand , life and poetry, poetry and poetics, divine and human, human and divine, quotidian and transcendent, transcendent in little things of everyday. The family warp forges in nature in a plethora of icons, and assortment of flowers. Childhood memories intermingle as substance, as sap of man who lives in them and from which obtains "clips" of start for the verse, and sublime "pruning" for the shaping of poet -Little Elliot- in constellation of artists to whom he lavishes friendship and poetry. Death, an ever current subject in presence and absence of beloved ones, in the chiaroscuros of emptiness and companionship of life.