In spite of their temporal distance, the three poets whose works are collected here Meister Eckhart, Angelus Silesius, and Paul Celan seem to have the same vocation: creating a language that defies any attempts at interpretation. The elusive quality of their work, however, demands repeated readings. Evoking the absoluteness of nothingness as well as the unity of everything created, these poets draw inspiration from various spiritual doctrines in order to come closer to God. Apesar de su distancia en el tiempo, los tres ...
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In spite of their temporal distance, the three poets whose works are collected here Meister Eckhart, Angelus Silesius, and Paul Celan seem to have the same vocation: creating a language that defies any attempts at interpretation. The elusive quality of their work, however, demands repeated readings. Evoking the absoluteness of nothingness as well as the unity of everything created, these poets draw inspiration from various spiritual doctrines in order to come closer to God. Apesar de su distancia en el tiempo, los tres poetas cuyas obras se reunen aqui Meister Eckhart, Angelus Silesius y Paul Celan parecen tener una misma vocacion: crear un lenguaje que escape a toda pretension interpretativa. La calidad escurridiza de su obra, sin embargo, requiere multiples lecturas. Evocando tanto el absoluto de la nada como la union de todo lo creado, estos poetas toman inspiracion de varias doctrinas espirituales para acercarse a Dios. "
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