Frederick Sollazzo (p.sollazzo @ inwind.it) Annalisa Margarine, The union of sensitive , reflection, Cagliari 2010
(From the back cover)
A garage and a gate with a large colorful writing: REVIEW OF SENSITIVE. E 'is the beginning the realization of the dream of Catherine and the first impact with the world of feeling in the life of Agnes, the day when, coincidentally, is located across Via Cellini.
A piano lenses, hearing aids, experience of feeling as the day dedicated to the education of the senses, opening the eyes of Agnes a whole new experiential world.
Within REVIEW OF SENSITIVE, the dream of Catherine when she was a child, you learn to hear with his heart, and we understand that life is precious feeling of each and which do not exist in reality, people insensitive, but sensitive in the trenches. Catrina accompanies all those who come into this place is almost magical and symbolic to listen and listen to life.
This short story will introduce each player to experience the feeling itself, the existence and the other, the starting point for the life of each.
A garage and a gate with a large colorful writing: REVIEW OF SENSITIVE. E 'is the beginning the realization of the dream of Catherine and the first impact with the world of feeling in the life of Agnes, the day when, coincidentally, is located across Via Cellini.
A piano lenses, hearing aids, experience of feeling as the day dedicated to the education of the senses, opening the eyes of Agnes a whole new experiential world.
Within REVIEW OF SENSITIVE, the dream of Catherine when she was a child, you learn to hear with his heart, and we understand that life is precious feeling of each and which do not exist in reality, people insensitive, but sensitive in the trenches. Catrina accompanies all those who come into this place is almost magical and symbolic to listen and listen to life.
This short story will introduce each player to experience the feeling itself, the existence and the other, the starting point for the life of each.
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