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My “A”

Posted by Emilia Filocamo on Jan 19th, 2012 and filed under Poetic Prose, Poetry. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0. You can leave a response or trackback to this entry

I am a lake which killed its banks: from the elbow to the hand the stitches

don’t stop my words’ childbirth. And I put a crest on all the “A” so they can serve

you well in the day you forgot of how many letters is composed by my flesh.

Categories: Poetic Prose, Poetry
Tags: words

1 Response for “My “A””

Andrew J. Sacks says:
Saturday, January 21, 2012 at 6:00
Beautiful work, Emilia.
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Emilia Filocamo

I was born on the 13 of February 1977 in Pompei, not far from Napoli but I live in Ravello, amazing town on the Amalfi Coast, since I was a child. I graduated at University of Salerno in Lettere Classiche and I studied also violin. Writing is my first passion. In 2009 I published a fantasy novel set in Italy as an ebook in USA, but I write poems too.
Currently I am planning to do some public readings of my poems in NYC thanks to the famous poet Ron Whitehead.