Ethical, ethnic and aesthetic, a unity in diversity, in Cernian poetry

Abstract

Cerna's poetry is valuable through the osmosis between ethical, ethnic and aesthetic, even if the interest of a particular historical moment is diversely polarized and a mutation of aesthetic values is evident. Of intellectual substance in terms of substance and rhetorical in terms of form, yielding to the influences of the era, Cernian poetry, compared to the poetry of the moment, is concerned with translating the ineffable through words, to suggest states of mind, and somewhat leaves the circuit of poetic concerns contemporary.