Elegìe Romane

A collection of lyrical poems written during the late 19th century and early 20th century. This work captures the essence of Rome, exploring its beauty, emotional depth, and the complex relationship between love and memory. The book primarily deals with themes of love, nostalgia, and the fleeting nature of beauty, all set against the backdrop of the eternal city. In ''Elegìe Romane,'' D'Annunzio evokes the charm and melancholy of Rome through a series of eloquent poems. The collection features a rich tapestry of imagery depicting various locations in and around the city, each corresponding to emotional states and experiences related to love. The poems often involve a speaker who reflects on lost love, beauty, and the passage of time, punctuated by vivid descriptions of landscapes, historical sites, and moments of introspection. Themes of nature interwoven with personal longing create a poignant atmosphere, ultimately capturing the longing for connection and the inexorable march of time that characterizes human experience.