THE PLAIN OF WONDERS

Review - The plain of wonders

"The Plain of Wonders" Giovanni Varrasi's Poetry is a collection of poems that surprises with its inner strength and delicate language. Each poem is a fragment of the soul that peers into the mystery of Love, understood as a living, transformative, spiritual force. Varrasi—a doctor, psychiatrist, but also a keen observer of the inner life—guides us with verses charged with images, emotions, and reflections that border on mystical experience. His carefully chosen words are slow to savor, capable of restoring light to the dullest everyday life. There is a painful musicality in these compositions, a desire for beauty that struggles with disillusionment. Poems like "The Spirit" , "Brando" , "The Plain of Wonders" bears witness to a love that can heal, a pain that becomes prayer. The collection is a journey into the most intimate realms of humanity, between fragility and revelation, nostalgia and hope. It's not just a reading, but a poetic experience, one that asks us to slow down, listen, and embrace.

A book for those who love poetry that questions and consoles, for those who seek meaning beyond the noise.

ISBN 978-88-7659-388-8
9 788876 593888

GIOVANNI VARRASI was born in Syracuse.
Doctor, psychiatrist, psychotherapist, lives and works
in Florence.
Author of a novel entitled "The Obscene Cut",
of two collections of poems, "Parenntesi graffa" and
"Jolts of a Traveler", from various essays by
psychological and psychiatric topic.