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Carlo Rey Lacsamana

Love Song of The End of The World

 

The uniqueness of our times must be seen in the recognition that the past

hundred years of human activity have delivered humanity to the brink of

destruction. From this perspective a sense of urgency is bequeathed to the act

of writing. An urgency the consequence of which renders writing closer to

life. To write is to oppose destruction. To write is to reconsider everything about 

life with attention, intensity, care for truth, sweeping desire, and compassion.

The writer fights and opposes the ultimate destruction by the impetuosity

of his willingness to proceed as though his decision to write is a call to arms

and a celebration of the endangered and often dangerous love of life.

          About The Writer:

          Carlo Rey Lacsamana is a Filipino born and raised in Manila, Philippines. Since 2005, he has been living and working in the Tuscan town of Lucca, Italy. He regularly contributes to journals in the Philippines writing about politics, culture, and art. He also writes for a local academic magazine in Tuscany that is published twice a year. Some of his articles and poems have been published in magazines in the U.S., Canada, the U.K., Germany, The Netherlands, India, and Mexico.

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