Southern Breeze - 南風

By Dalila Hiaoui and Kuei-shien Lee

The "Southern Breeze" is a refuge of memories, a closet full of past things in which to seek - when the wickedness and misunderstandings of the world become too painful to suffer - a caress and a smile, at least a medicine for the spirit.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Ali Ribelli Edizioni
• Release date: Mar 28, 2018
• ISBN: 9788833460796

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Preface

A flow of reflectivity of the consciousness conditioned by the imprint of memories…

Poetry inspired with usual assumptions of the moment of commitment survives within the wave of expectations based on sincere glance towards the past. For the sake of future itself. Dalila Hiaoui is the author of the flow of consciousness and she is creating that within the moment of infirmity. Yes, infirmity of different sending of messages intended towards love unto print on paper of artistry. Thanks to her for that, because her work helps us, the local ones, to understand the world of shadows inside the echo of her Southern breeze.

She is a distinctive poet who follows her quest in a way that does not end in imposed orientations within the search of self in poetry. Often is evident that there are very existence of autobiographical reflections within streams that works as a flood reflects continuous commitment of the author. To whom? To what? First of all, the service for the truth of love and respect for her own mission – the mission of shaping of the sincere reflection of her soul. Messages of hope that aims towards the essence of doing and without a fear she plunges into the text, in her own thoughts, bald or hidden, it does not matter. She scoops the strength to continue within the sincere smile, harsh interlacing of the current and future time.

In search for an echo of her own expectations, interweaving of the reality of narratives with imaginary assumptions of the artistic visions, Dalila explores the immeasurable regions of wonders of the poet’s intentions. At the same time, underlining as a fairy tale,