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Doruri Sfinte-Poezii, o carte de peste 200 de poezii scurte, crestine, la dispozitia tuturor iubitorilor de poezie.Romanian Christian PoetryThe lyrics are the poet's tears, tears of joy, tears of distress, tears of longing.The lyrics are wings that carry us through the valleys of sorrow or the mountains of joy.The lyrics are the expression of the wind in the hot summer days or the soothing noise of the spring.The lyrics are the majestic sunrise but also the blessed sunset on the ocean horizon.The lyrics are the tender whispers of love.Poetry is the life of the poet, his soul, his imprint, a journey, a flight, a trail on the sheet of life.Marius Alexandru

The deepest message from the bottom of her heartI once thought I was brave, but not anymoreI once thought I was strong, but I can't even face my own nightmares.I don't recognise the woman I become...... A poetry collection including 30 of Claire's deepest thoughts, from lost to love, from happy to depressed, she hopes to help those who are struggling to believe in the good of the world. When we're still breathing, will we be able to live the most out of our dreams, or will we be hunt by the demons?

Once upon a time, She is called Mona, his longtime friend, the beloved of his soul. Personally, he called her the flower of the desert, the anticipated queen of the Toda kingdom before they parted on Davy's journey to seek the value of his death, when he who was an obedient famous poet slave within ancient Thebes. They didn't communicate even when they wrote letters, none of which reached their intended recipient. Their thoughts spoke together as they struggled for the true meaning of life while immersed in the profound mystery of love, their destiny hanging in the balance of Love and Fear. I learn how they talk in dreams, and I overheard their conversation before one of them said that love enhances strength and capabilities twofold. Before I said love weakens the strong and destroys the weak. But then I knew someone who loves unconditionally, his love has never end. He is the one and only" To the mind taught me love, To the hands that cradled my heart, To the eyes that beheld my pain, To a heart that cared for my feelings, To you, my beloved of the heart. "I wish I could heal the wounds of my word world, the world of unwritten poems I know, Poems my heart wrote in my dreams I dream on the cage of fear. When I miss the best version of myself and everyone I killed on my expectations, I wish I could live the life I hate."

If a picture is worth 1,000 words and seemingly money is the most pressing thing in life, while poetry stimulates the mind's passions, then they all join hands to look at the extreme imbalance of wealth affecting society today. Based on a central pen and ink, the mural is broken down into components and stitched together with poetry. The imaginary setting is a pandemic of the One Percent of the US population that has accumulated half of the world's wealth and explores this on different levels. While the author supports the need for change, he focuses on leaving the readers free to make their own choices by casting their votes in democratic elections. While the mural is set in the United States, it applies to much of the world's political policy. He also encourages further debate on a more equitable model for the preservation of resources and the suitability of human presence on Earth. For many years the author was an Architectural draftsman and found greater pleasure in drawing friends and the many different things he encountered while traveling. Rather than following the trend of computer-generated drawing in architecture, he dedicated his time to creating wooden sculptures and developed his unique organic architecture using all manner of natural materials. Recently he has also written a book titled, "The Stories from the POPOL VUH" featuring 50 of his charming illustrations with the stories arranged for all reader levels. This ability to use the simple materials of pen and ink has influenced his work in political dialogue and he has ambitions to use these skills for further political statements.The 'Money, Money, MONEY', is a cartoon mural that is a light-hearted romp across the US political landscape with many comments and poems in which the author hopes to influence us to work together to protect our physical world and create more equality. The reader will find the original drawing with about 30 detailed illustrations of characters of the 1% representing BIG TECH to Big Meat and APEZON to THE TRAMP with layers of poems and comments.

"Ink of Intifada: Poems for Palestine" is a poignant anthology curated by Ismael S. Rodriguez Jr., offering a lyrical journey through the heartaches, hopes, and unyielding spirit of the Palestinian people. Through carefully selected verses, Rodriguez crafts a mosaic of voices that bear witness to the enduring struggle for justice and freedom in Palestine. Each poem serves as a testament to the resilience of a nation whose narrative is often overshadowed by conflict, capturing moments of defiance, longing, and unwavering solidarity. From the streets of Gaza to the olive groves of the West Bank, this anthology invites readers to immerse themselves in the raw emotions and unwavering resilience of a people determined to preserve their identity and reclaim their homeland through the power of poetry. "Ink of Intifada" stands as a literary testament to the indomitable spirit of Palestine and its people, offering a space for their voices to echo across generations and continents.

Жизнь совершенство или несовершенство? Путь - это не столько стихи, сколько вопросы о смыслах, о людях, о жизни как таковой.Это соприкосновение с потусторонним, но оттого не менее реальным.Это взывание к миру и попытка очистить его.Таков Путь. Книга состоит из двух частей Путь. Рассказы и Путь. Стихотворения.В данной части представлены стихотворения.Книга с рассказами публикуется отдельно.

Big Wing Review No. 2: Relationships is an anthology celebrating the most impressive poets, authors, and multi-media artists in 2024.Contemporary writing on relationships too often is distilled to I miss you - I want you - I despise you. In some ways, it's easier to simplify and categorize the emotions we feel than to acknowledge the contradictions and multisided clouds we navigate for a neighbor, a boss, an attacker, a child, a caretaker, or a friend. This issue aims to honestly paint relationships - as a snapshot in time, to be sure.This issue features includes Samaa Abdurraqib, Phi Phi An, Shamik Banerjee, Callie S. Blackstone, Virginia Brackett, Mary M. Brown, Michael Colonnese, Rachel Coyne, William C. Crawford, Rebecca Dietrich, Deborah H. Doolittle, Katrina Dybzynska, Louis Faber, Debbie Feit, Shee Gomes, Anyély Gómez-Dickerson, David W. Green, Maddy Holden, Beth Kephart, Kristina Labaty, James LaRowe, Saundri Luippold, Torrey Francis Malek, Sean Martinez, H. Lee Messina, Felicia Mitchell, Amuri Morris, Stephen Policoff, Christine Potter, Melissa Ren, Richard Risemberg, Jennifer Rood, Eva M. Schlesinger, Susan Shea, Ursula Shepherd, Shauna Shiff, Margaret D. Stetz, Matina Vossou, and Cynthia Yatchman. Edited by Kat Sabatini.

The modern dating culture seems to have rules as simple as "the less you care, the more you'll win this game." But what if you don't want to play games? What if you want to find the real thing and take it seriously? What if you love showing people that you care?This collection of poetry and prose will show you how you can never go wrong when you choose to love, no matter what "the rules" say. There are things you must go through, lessons you must brutally learn, and ideals to deconstruct and reconstruct again. But with a good heart, you'll see how karma will always be on your side.

Accompanied with an editorial spread, this poetry chapbook journals love and loss through. At its core, it's romantic. Each piece calls to question the severity of heartbreak. Some of the pieces are downright sexy!!

Golden Handcuffs Review #34 collectible edition from 2024 features art by Andrea Augé, John Goodby and Erica Van Horn. Fiction and poetry by Joel Chace, Lee Duggan, Rachel Blau DuPlessis, Norman Fischer, Nancy Gaffield, Jesse Glass, Peter Hughes, Doug Jones, James Keating, Hank Lazer, Stacey Levine, Richard Makin, Brian Marley, John Olson, Roberta Olson, Francis Ponge, Paul Rossiter, and Carol Watts. Response by Ian Brinton.

"Blood and water: Silence is sound" is a collection of illustrations of the colorful reality of Black womanhood. It offers the reader a fresh, unadulterated view into the Black woman's navigation of the world, the circumstances that influence how they navigate the world and how, like water, they take on many forms and flows.

In her debut collection, Jovina Vaswani presents poems that serve as sanctuaries of solace and candid acceptance. Readers are welcome here in their entirety, be it fragmented, lost, or beautifully whole. From the "we slurped strawberry smoothies while walking the Brooklyn Bridge" kind of love that feels familiar to the poignant drift akin to "dandelion bristles," Jovina doesn't merely share her journey of healing and self-discovery, rather, she compels us to immerse ourselves, to clutch-and be cradled by-her words. These poems speak to us like a best friend in our darkest moments and a sister or mother or found-family-soul-piece who's simply happy we exist. They urge us to open our hearts to love and light, to join her in "absorbing the miracle of the setting sun," having faith it will rise again tomorrow, and we will not be alone.

"I want the joy of bird calls, merry in the morning," writes Gwen Lane. Her collection of poetry, anchored by her abiding faith in God, and often accompanied with her photographs, explores themes such as family, nature and her courageous battle with cancer. Beginning with her poem "Meteors at Night," she explores the faith connection we have with nature and our Creator. "The Worn Ones" compares the trials of life to how seashells endure the ocean's waves. In "Dream" she touches on the experiences of living in the country. Her poem "Line Dance," published in Trout Magazine, relates the excitement of landing a trout. This book, published posthumously, is a tribute to a gifted poet and beloved family member.

The Karmic Chronicles is a composition of poetry, prose, and photography that tells a story of infatuation, betrayal, loss of self, and the growth that transpires as a result of all the lessons love provided. Sometimes, these lessons crack our shell open, leaving us internally exposed with nowhere to hide.

"This collection cut close to my soul." -Kat Savage, USA Today bestselling author"How can you love a monster when so much was taken?"In Daddy Issues, three-time Goodreads Choice Awards nominated poet J. R. Rogue examines how fathers-absent, abusive, violent-can shape our minds and hearts during our formative years and beyond.Wading into the dark waters of familial trauma, this collection reopens wounds closed, scarred, and fresh, and is dedicated to fathers breaking cycles and mothers playing both roles.

Au fil du temps de la poésie - Sur un chemin avec ma Muse est un recueil où chaque mot vous transporte délicatement à différents moments de vie et lieux divers. À travers des vers envoûtants, plongez dans votre monde intérieur et ressentez des émotions toutes aussi intenses que profondes.

Poussé par une séparation inattendue, un homme commence à écrire sur ses futures rencontres tout en conservant sa passion pour son ex-femme. Malgré son désir de vivre pleinement et d'aimer sans condition, il ressent une amertume persistante. Son parcours explore le dilemme entre l'affection et la tentation de vendre son âme au diable pour des gains matériels. Pourra-t-il privilégier l'amour véritable ?

Dialogues amoureux présente des poèmes tendres et saisissants, exprimant l'élégance des mots à travers des images captivantes. Laissez-vous émouvoir par un lyrisme mêlé de douleur, balayé par les joies de la vie.

Les Carnets des Carmes se présentent comme une sorte de journal intime, un recueil éclectique de pensées, poèmes, paroles, soigneusement rassemblés depuis 2020 par Victor Penin. Ces écrits se déploient autour du triptyque thématique cher à l'auteur: l'Art, l'Amour et l'Alcool.

Le satyre et la nymphe regorge de vers empreints d'une sensibilité profonde, révélant les mystères d'un monde ténébreux et une expression artistique originale. L'invitation au voyage, à travers des mots et images étrangement confondus, permettra aux lecteurs de saisir la richesse et la singularité d'une quête traversée d'obstacles, de prodiges et de révélations.

Entre virages et carrefours, Routes donne à lire un itinéraire poétique et humain, un voyage dans l'espace et le temps à la fois intérieur et étroitement lié à la nature. Les textes parcourent l'expérience de la joie, celle des épreuves, sans jamais se détourner de l'essentiel: le monde et l'attention qu'il nécessite. Les quatorze photographies qui jalonnent les poèmes entretiennent avec ceux-ci un rapport hautement harmonieux, comme autant de fenêtres que l'on ouvrirait pendant que la route défile.

Du traîneau des anges vous offre des poèmes tels des graines que vous devez faire fleurir en vous-mêmes. Ils traduisent avec sincérité aussi bien l'amour que la passion ou encore l'acceptation de soi et le partage. Ouvrez vos coeurs et recevez au plus profond de vos êtres ces mots, comme des cadeaux illuminés.

Le deuil d'un vivant explore les émotions vécues après la perte d'un être cher. Il traite du désespoir, de l'attente, du rejet et de la douleur psychologique et physique ressentie à la suite de cette éprouvante expérience. Chaque poème offre un éclairage sur le processus de deuil et la complexité des sentiments qui l'accompagnent.

La source de Pégase est un recueil empreint d'une sensibilité riche et profonde, offrant un regard envoûtant sur les intrications humaines. À travers des vers rythmés, il traite de sujets universels tels que la nature, les voyages, le temps, la quête de sens dans l'existence et l'amour.

Ère II est un immense puzzle, où chaque poème représente une pièce chargée d'émotions, allant de la joie à la nostalgie, du deuil à la colère... Lorsqu'on les assemble, elles forment un panorama complet et complexe de la vie.

L'implorante est le tracé d'une partie d'un chemin de vie vers l'acceptation de soi et l'accueil de l'autre. À travers la musique des mots, les poèmes qui s'y trouvent chantent des émotions, tissent des pensées et caressent des rêves.

Métaphysique de l'herbe est une plongée dans l'intime de notre rapport au vivant. L'herbe et les lombrics, sous un brin d'humour et de subtilité, y célèbrent la simplicité de l'existence dans un alliage propice au voyage à travers un style empreint d'originalité.

Partout à la fois résume la quintessence de la poésie, capable d'être omniprésente. Réalité et imagination s'y mêlent par la beauté des mots. Les vers qui s'y trouvent ont le don d'évoquer en cadence l'ici et l'ailleurs, traitant une variété de sujets...

Poèmes d'aujourd'hui Amour(s) Amor(t) réunit des vers fusionnant fiction et réalité. Chaque texte est une contemplation fugace du temps qui passe, une tentative d'exploration de l'amour et de la mort. La vie et son éternelle ambivalence: merveilleuse, destructrice. Au-delà d'une belle aventure littéraire, ce recueil aspire à être un exutoire pour guérir du monde et se rapprocher davantage de l'autre qu'on ignore.

Socialisme Utopique et Socialisme Scientifique" est un ouvrage de Friedrich Engels, co-fondateur du socialisme scientifique avec Karl Marx. Dans ce texte, Engels critique les différentes formes de socialisme utopique de son époque tout en exposant les principes du socialisme scientifique, également appelé le matérialisme historique. Engels analyse les limites des approches utopiques, mettant en avant la nécessité de fonder le socialisme sur une base scientifique, en s'appuyant sur une compréhension matérialiste de l'histoire et des forces sociales. L'oeuvre souligne l'importance de comprendre les lois objectives qui régissent le développement social pour parvenir à une transformation révolutionnaire de la société.