Auguste Rodin

A collection of poems written as a tribute to the great sculptor Auguste Rodin. The subject matter of the poems consists of Rodin's choices, his sculptures, which the author describes with great personal penchant for uncovering hidden meanings, sometimes of personal nature (from Rodin's life), but also mythical connotations deposited in them by the great Artist. The Author relates the present to the past, the modern Artist to the Artist of the Past, the modern Age to the ages of Myth and Faith we have come from and, seemingly, outgrown.