I Don’t Remember Pergolesi

I Don't Remember Pergolesi is a poetry collection shaped by memory, absence, time, and the fragments that remain when the past begins to fade.

The poems move between the intimate and the everyday, between love, family, childhood, cities, desire, loss, and the strange persistence of memory. Pergolesi becomes less a historical figure than a point of departure: a name, a sound, a trace of something once heard and no longer fully remembered.

Written in a direct, contemporary voice, these poems bring together tenderness, irony, violence, nostalgia, and moments of sudden clarity. The result is a book about what we remember, what we forget, and what continues to live inside us even after we have forgotten its name.