am rande ihrer welt - gedichte
Florian Neuner
am rande ihrer welt - gedichte
keiper lyrik 37
Book 37 of the keiper lyrik series
- First published
- 2026
- Publisher
- edition keiper
- Pages
- 140
- ISBN
- 9783903575929
- Formats
- Print edition
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About “am rande ihrer welt - gedichte”
“am rande ihrer welt - gedichte” is the first poetry collection by Florian Neuner, who has been publishing in magazines and anthologies for a decade. The collection revolves around a mother's dementia and the question of what remains of memory when words are lost. Farewell, loss, and the fragility of the self form the constants of the poems.
Language itself becomes the setting here: where the mother sinks into silence, the poem moves beyond what is easily understood and allows silence to stand. The collection shows closeness and estrangement in the same line. Imagery free of clichés and a deliberately spare tone demand attention and invite repeated reading.
Who is “am rande ihrer welt - gedichte” for?
For readers of contemporary poetry who value linguistically precise poems with a personal background. The collection asks for attention to wordplay and to breaks in the lines. It is also suited to people dealing with care and dementia in their own family who are searching for a language to describe it.
When is “am rande ihrer welt - gedichte” the best read?
The collection suits quiet hours in which you can read single poems and let them resonate. At around 140 pages it is manageable, and the texts reward repeated reading. The mood is still and thoughtful without becoming sentimental.
In what order should you read the “keiper lyrik” series?
The series is numbered, and this volume bears the number 37. Directly before it is “Sprungbrett und Sarg” (number 36), and the series continues with further numbers afterward. Readers who go through the series by number will encounter this volume at this point.
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