Voices Without Veils

'Voices without veils' is a very interesting book, that will enrich your poetic culture. A book that any reader who loves poetry should not miss.
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"I’m leaving / To start playing / In the new mask" (Anna Banasiak, Poland)
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"The Clouds and its rays / Absorbing the mists of yesterday" (Tom Billsborough, UK)
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"Some are born like paper dolls / Hand-drawn and made with scars" (Mayjorey Buendia, The Philippines)
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"Travelers sat by its side and then walked away / Leaving their pain behind" (Asavri Dhillon, India)
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"but the time is running away from me / the universe was a bright spring, a burning rainbow" (Istvan Dan Uriel Molnar, Sweden)
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"the blade was not sharp. / the cutting not done / they kept cutting, / cutting" (Souren Mondal, India)
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"When the icebox that shields my heart is now a glacial tomb / a memoir of bridges burned along the way" (Anitah Muwanguzi, Uganda)
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"There is no war, there is no pain, and there is no bloody battle. / She plays a flute and dances with perpetual light." (Marcondes Pereira, Brazil)
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"Time knows no beginning or end / Old Buildings wave and wend, / And the words live on in the wind.." (Marianne Larsen Reninger, USA)
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"For me concept has its initiator, / I'm colourless, / Colour is in my vision." (Anzelyne Shideshe, Kenya)
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"The World is still old / With lines drawn by guns" (Udaya R. Tennakoon, Sri Lanka)
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'Poets Unite Worldwide' represents, in my mind, an invitation and an appeal (: Poets worldwide, unite!), and it is more an open group of poets, an ‘independent community’, than a formal association, made up of about one hundred and fifty (up to now) free minds and spirits. Although living in different countries and continents, we all feel a kinship, being part of this poetic drive for worldwide peace and brotherhood. In such a way, we work together for the highest purposes, as all mankind should do. I can say that 'Poets Unite Worldwide' was born, in its extended form, in the Autumn of 2015, when I invited tens and tens of poets, worldwide, to join me in writing a poetry compilation on (against) terror, in response to the bloody Paris events of November 13, 2015. [Fabrizio Frosini]