Zomb

"Zomb" is a Madrigal's book. It contains a total of 100 poems and an afterword in epistle form, which indicates how this book was written, which was the aim and how lasting creation. The book begins with a provocative dedication ("To the wife of my friend"), has as its motto two verses of John Milton ("If death consort with thee, death is to me as life”) and is divided into six units: Ouverture, Edenic Vals, Dionysian Sonata, Symphony of the sirens, Requiem to Eros and Coda. "Zomb" is a book of erotic theme, built on the principles of medieval madrigal, therefore its connection with music is inevitable. This book the author has called the book synopsis, since through it warned a book that will be tenfold greater than this and will have the same title. "Zomb" is a book that contains many elements from classical music and rock music, the cinematography, world literature ancient, medieval, modern, postmodern and also by religions, such as Buddhism, totemism, Judaism, Christianity and Islam.