Isaotta Guttadàuro ed altre poesie

Within these pages unfolds a sumptuous tapestry of verses that transport the listener to Renaissance courts and enchanted glades. The poet draws on well‑known figures such as Lucrezia Borgia, Giulia Farnese, and the imagined muse Isaotta, weaving their scandals, passions, and celebrations into ballads, sonnets and lyrical odes. The language is ornate yet musical, inviting the ear to follow the rhythm of golden arches, blooming roses and whispered prayers.

Interspersed with delicate wood‑cut illustrations, the collection feels as much a visual feast as an auditory one, each image echoing the mood of the surrounding lines. Themes of love, vanity, and the fleeting glow of sunrise are explored through vivid metaphors, while the poet’s voice remains both intimate and grandiose. Listeners will find themselves drawn into a world where the ordinary becomes heroic and every stanza glitters with the promise of a fresh sunrise.