Taifas Literary Magazine No. 6, December, 2020

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Taifas Literary Magazine No. 6, 2020, December
confabulation 3646
Paul Rotaru
Romania
Review For Taifas Literary
Magazine No. 5
In a literary world as motley as the one of
our time, there are many sailors of the pen
who hang their feelings on the wire. Free
writing, but so free that it no longer takes into
account orthoepics and punctuation, has
generated an uncritical mass of authors and
readers with sudden
accesses of imaginary
masters. Both prose and
poetry, viewed through
the spectrum of
agrammatism and not
through the superbly
combined nuances of the
universal authors of
modern literature, they
risk more and more
slipping into triviality
precisely because of the
lack of a linguistic and literary culture shown
by the above-mentioned sailors. I felt for
almost a decade that the world has not offered
notable authors since Borges and Eco. Coelho
is obsessively pasty in books with
motivational speeches for personal
development, and since Osho's death, so many
unique books on spirituality have been
published that we would be tempted to
believe that, under the name of the Indian
thinker, some impostors with learning
ambitions are hiding.
Therefore, I think it is very useful to know
the young literature as it is written: raw and
unperverted by impersonal marbles, lacking
originality, to discriminate the quality of
thinking in prefabricated and expressing in
clichés. Webinars, literary sessions organized
in online circles and social networks that
promote the new style, free of convention, but
scrupulous in its way of presentation, allowed
a clear distinction between literary art and
whimsy of any kind.
Despite the many inconveniences caused
by the 2020 pandemic, however, the
availability of the online environment has
increased and people have cultivated new
forms of knowledge, dissociation and
selection of sources that bring them cultural
satisfaction. Moreover,
where communication is
done in a language of
international circulation,
where aesthetic spirits
manifest themselves
without barriers in the
area of prose and poetry,
the reader is fascinated by
the splendor that resides
in the cultural diversity of
the world. Of course, we
need to take into account
not only the lyrical mantle that the potential
wears, but especially the vast culture with
which authors from all over the world delight
us.
Here, then, we look with interest at issue 5
of the international cultural magazine Taifas
Literary Magazine, a sample of lyrical and
spiritual diversity in the incandescence of
which we will try a modest review. Starting
from the rhetoric to which perfection is
subjected in the poetry of Muhammad Ishaq
Abbasi (But what about the beauty of the
maker of this beauty?). This issue proposes in
its first column the recognition of the beauties
of nature under the rule of divine reason.
year I, No. 6, 2020, December
ISSN 2458-0198 – ISSN-L 2458-0198