A British poet residing in Paris, whose works delve into the intricate relationships between individuals and the world around them. Their poetry is characterized by keen observation and striking imagery. Moving fluidly between introspective musings and broader societal commentary, they craft a distinctive literary experience. Their output offers a compelling exploration of contemporary life.
In this poem, Rufo Quintavalle has rewritten Walt Whitman's "Song of Myself" keeping the first and last letter of each line, and replacing the middle. Within this strict constraint, Quintavalle the poet has achieved a remarkable and touching intimacy at a distance with Whitman's inner world.