Canti Orfici by Dino Campana is a mesmerizing collection of poetry that delves into the innermost thoughts and emotions of the poet. Campana's writing is raw, intense, and deeply introspective, recounting his struggles with mental illness and his quest for spiritual enlightenment. The imagery and language used in the poems are both haunting and beautiful, carrying the reader through a journey of madness, despair, and fleeting moments of transcendence.

The poems in Canti Orfici are deeply personal, reflecting Campana's own tumultuous life experiences and his search for meaning in a chaotic world. The themes of isolation, alienation, and longing pervade the collection, creating a sense of unease and longing in the reader.

Campana's unique blend of surrealism and symbolism adds layers of complexity to the poems, inviting readers to interpret and decipher the hidden meanings within. The intensity of his language and the vividness of his imagery make each poem a powerful emotional experience, drawing the reader into the maelstrom of Campana's inner world.

Overall, Canti Orfici is a masterful work of poetry that showcases Campana's talent for capturing the human experience in all its beauty and darkness. It is a haunting and unforgettable collection that will linger in the minds of readers long after they have turned the final page.

Book Description:
Tra il 1912 e il 1913 Campana compone i versi che diventeranno poi (dopo alterne vicende e diverse riscritture) la sua opera più significativa: i "Canti Orfici", una raccolta che contiene un poema in due parti (La notte), sette poesie intitolate I notturni, una prosa diaristica su di un viaggio alla Santuario della Verna (AR) e altre dieci fra poesie e prose liriche. Segue una sezione di Varie che comprendono due frammenti, sette prose liriche e (in sette parti) il poemetto Genova.