@tibianchini
1 year ago
Public
CALL
I see a lot of people say they love poems. This network is an incredible place where poetry lovers can meet, indicate their books, form a community of readers and fans.
You, I know, love poetry. After all, this post came to you, and the algorithm is a guy who knows where to deliver the messages, like a divine mailman who almost never misses. You certainly have a sensitive soul and an open heart, ready to love a wonderful book of poems.
There's a wonderful book waiting for you. A book by a sensitive person, a sensational poet, capable of causing you the most beautiful sensations.
But there is no such book. I mean, he's not in this world yet - just the mind and soul of that person. He needs your help to be born.
Come on, you love poetry. He's a sensitive person who understands the longings of a book fighting for his life. And, look, if you help, you will make the poet very happy (look what a rare thing: a happy poet!...)
The poet's name is Jusley Naiane. You find it in @ju.naiane and some of its stunning poems can be read for free, as a courtesy, on the Literunico website (https://www.literunico.com.br/JusleyNaiane?ref=99).)
But for your book to be born, you also need to make a force. Help her, here:
https://literunico.com.br/campaigns/12
Despite so many people who love poetry, who struggle for the appreciation of national literature, and who would love to have another (excellent) choice of poems to adorn their souls, the capture of resources for the book of Ju to come to the world is still timid. You know, reader, producing a book is expensive, difficult, challenging. The campaign hasn't raised enough resources yet - but I know that being an art lover, you can help... A small donation can be the difference between having another great book in the world, or having one more reason to regret the failure of independent artists.
And I'm not asking you for anything for free; by donating R$19.95, you guarantee a copy of your physical book. It's a tempting purchase, isn't it?
Well? Are we going to help foster national poetry?