Moja Beatrice

A passionate outpouring of a 19th‑century Romantic poet’s inner world, this collection gathers verses that trace a single, obsessive devotion to an idealised Beatrice. The poems, first scattered across contemporary journals, have been arranged chronologically, letting listeners hear the gradual intensification of longing, from tentative admiration to a feverish, almost mystical surrender. The voice swings between tender reverence and anguished confession, invoking Dante’s infernal journey and celestial salvation as metaphors for love’s consuming fire.

Within the pages the poet wrestles with paradoxes—hope and despair, life and death, the fleeting breath of joy against the weight of eternity. Vivid scenes of moonlit seas, crimson crowns, and serpentine temptations blend with stark reflections on emptiness and the search for a soul’s echo. Listeners will be drawn into the rhythmic cadence of the verses, feeling each surge of desire and every whispered plea, while the timeless language invites personal resonance long after the final line fades.