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We all get random thoughts at different times. Sometimes it is a passing thought we do not remember a moment after it occurred. Sometimes it is a long-lost memory we never thought we had in the first place. Sometimes it is a well-known deep memory we are trying to bury, or it might even be one we want to keep remembering. Sometimes it is merely a random thought of a random person or event we cannot even place in our past. Whatever it is, those thoughts are a part of us. Sharing them isn't always easy. This collection of poems describes some of the hidden thoughts that occurred to me at random times. They might be important, and they might not. They might make sense to you, and they might be just random babblings. Whatever it is, I hope someone will recognize themselves in these and feel inspired to keep onto those random snippets of thoughts. They are not showing up without a reason.

"A Walk Through the Dark" is a collection of poetry named for and inspired by the experiences of her early life.

Unpoetic lines is the debut collection of poems from Kate Greenfield, chronicling her journey of healing and falling in love. Divided into three sections, this book explores themes of heartbreak, faith and love.

""About the Book: Welcome to my verbal memory album! In these poems & essays, you'll find the good, bad, simple, & small moments that have made me who I am. Looking back, I feel grateful for my experiences, even the challenging ones. Remember: forgiveness happens on various timelines & authenticity is a powerful thing: ) For more mental health content, check out my instagram! @bloom.by.the.moon Photo credits: Sam Bahnick @Sambahick""

""In """"A Vo;ce For The Vo;celess,"""" Icarus, also known as Ben Sanchez, bravely explores the shadowy corners of life that society often chooses to overlook. This collection of poems is a courageous testament to the raw, unfiltered realities experienced by those whom society has neglected and made to feel worthless. Transcendent in its melancholy, the book is imbued with a tone that is dark, cynical, and yet therapeutic. Sanchez's balladic style offers a rhythmic quality that guides the reader through the emotive landscape of each poem. Rooted in his own experiences and those of others, his verses echo the unheard voices and untold stories hidden behind the human scars. Sanchez's poetry does not shy away from the darker truths of life, instead, it illuminates them, giving voice to the voiceless. His words create a canvas of shared human experience, painting a poignant picture of the struggles that are all too often pushed into silence. The unique strength of this collection lies in its raw and emotional truth-telling. These poems not only reflect Sanchez's own experiences, but they also bear the weight of others' untold stories. """"A Voice For The Voiceless"""" is not merely a poetic journey, but a bold statement, a call to acknowledge and address the unspoken realities that many grapple with daily. This book is an essential read for those willing to confront the often dismissed and uncomfortable truths of our society. It challenges conventions, stirs empathy, and ultimately, serves as a beacon for those who have been silenced. In """"A Voice For The Voiceless,"""" Ben Sanchez has created a moving symphony of raw, real-life experiences, seeking to change the world one poem at a time.""

You're about to read a collection of poems about...well, a house(symbolic, of course), specifically the one in my head. I hope you're willing to take this journey with me to see the neighborhood, rooms, experiences, and trips made to and from this house. This is a project I've had in mind for about a year now. I'm so thankful I took the plunge and pushed myself creatively. Whether or not this collection ends up being one you reread time and time, I hope it allows you to examine the rooms of your house filled with beautiful photos and decorated mantels. The rooms of your house you tidy up when guests come around, and the ones you keep a lock on that even you don't venture into.

""We are all on a journey, and we have the same destination. Wouldn't it be nice if we shared a few words of truth, love, joy and healing while we are on our way. This book is a look into one such journey. """" Some may call it the ramblings of a healing mind but aren't all thoughts meandering you let go of one and another you find! """"""

A collection of poetry and prose dedicated to feeling.

"Poetic" thoughts of a typical, busy mom on life, kids, pregnancy lose, marriage and some teenage angst from 16 years ago.

The musings of a heart in all its phases.

""Its a full on one person, invite only, free bar, pity party. Not for the faint hearted. Its not meant to help anyone but me, and me alone. But if you are here reading this, you are at least warned & of course welcomed. Ronnie Joe our first grandchild died suddenly and unexpectantly August 2022, very nearly just 12 weeks old. A beautiful baby, bright eyes and already smiling. Very much loved and missed always. These words are the ramblings and reason of my broken heart. Collecting them here has helped me a little in managing the emotions that a time like this will throw at you. I hope you never know it.""

Some passing thoughts of a young human looking to find their place in the world.

""Heartfelt whispers in the quiet moments that are integral to life. Murmurings of the past and secret hopes for the future. A journey of emotion both hopeful and forgiving. Reminding everyone to unburden their souls. In whichever way you discover to be true to you.""

The anthology of poems "Muffled Cries" is a constructive reaction to all that is wild and beautiful and waning in Nature. It speaks about the life of farmers in the villages and how it is a turbulent struggle and how the poet interacts with "Nature ", the great mysterious force. It is also a cry against the authorities for their tyranny of silence. Living by his wits, bargaining for time to reflect to find a resolution for the poet's dilemmas even when the music of nature resonates in his bones and vibrates in each nerve and muscle. Nature assures the poet that he is never alone as he watches the sun suck the daylight beyond the western hills. Yet at the end, how the poet fights back his own owe and astonishment on a day of dire clouds and restless winds on shrouded mountains

One By Two is a carefully curated collection of poems, half of them in English, the other half, in Hindi. One By Two is Oninthough's second anthology of poems to be published, following Midnight Musings Of A Madman, published in 2023, and his first body of bilingual work.One By Two brings together forty-eight of Oninthough's selected poetic works, penned between 2017 and 2023.

I want to go homeTo the days when you were thereWhen I had your voiceYour lightYour heartbeatWe all had that one love.The kind that came into our lives like an unexpected super typhoon.A love that, no matter how short-lived, left a devastation so profound in its wake. An emotion that cut so deep it would take forever to heal.A collection of romantic poems, this book unravels decades of buried feelings, a lifetime of words left unsaid, and countless moments of hidden sighs and unshed tears for a love that never was.

The Talisman, Gerry Eugene's second volume of selected poems, takes us once more to the forests and mountains of the West and to the plains and fields of the Midwest. Against this backdrop, we encounter images and situations that will long resonate in our minds.The poems are a portal to a world of horses, childhood, cats, trout streams, friends, family, grief, planting and harvest, fear and courage, addiction and triumph, love and passion, wild nights, growing up and growing old.Eugene's poems celebrate the particularity of image and the musicality of language. The pieces in this book span fifty years, and Eugene presents his vision in traditional and nontraditional forms and styles.

The debut collection from Hannah Regel, whose forthcoming novel The Last Sane Woman is out this year with Verso."In OLIVER REED, growing-up happens naturally, clip clip clop, at the same time as it requires someone or something--line break or literal incision--to break you in. OLIVER REED is about how a pony body gets trained and a pony mind gets educated, over and over and over again. Time, in this book, loops more than it progresses: 'Sorry attends her Birth' after 'Sorry is a Girl, Grown Up.' I wish I'd read OLIVER REED at fourteen or eighteen; then again, I sort of feel like I did. This we already know: if looking at young girls never gets old, writing about them doesn't, either."--from the introduction by Olivia Kan-Sperling"In Hannah Regel's brilliant collection, OLIVER REED, the figure of the horse becomes an object for language's brutality and the all too familiar subjugation of women's voices, bodies, and labour. An impressive hyperbolic pastiche of pleasurable misbehavior guides a girl named Sorry through her own undoing while naming new tools for calculated resistance. 'Kill the language. Kill it. Get the shovel. We're making a belt.' I would gladly do whatever she tells me to do and wouldn't think of doing otherwise. Regel creates a new order for the ecstatic wreckage of obedience." --Cassandra Troyan, author of Blacken Me Blacken Me, Growled"Regel doesn't really sound like anyone. OLIVER REED introduces a poetic sensibility that seems as at odds with convention as it is equal to the moment: fully formed, virtuosic, kind of lethal. These are pitiless, discomforting poems that explore our own creatureliness with a deadly curiosity. Each is a transformation: the actor becomes a strange muse and guiding presence, to 'smoulder a mobile furnace'; the horse, another of the book's recurring figures, becomes more than an emblem of eros, labour and suffering; the young girl's bratty insolence turns defiant and stricken. The voice wills these changes into being even as she 'wills herself barren'. As much as they trouble and seduce, the poems are also watchful, vigilant - they seem to offer a means of protection. OLIVER REED is an astonishing, masterful first book." --Sam Riviere, author of 81 AusteritiesPoetry.

Ist man verliebt, sind die Tage zu zweit heller, die gemeinsamen Nächte mystischer. Besteht eine räumliche Trennung, schmerzt das Alleinsein körperlich und seelisch. Jeder einzelne erlebte Augenblick ist größer als ein Tag. Das kleinste Erlebnis wird wichtig und erzählenswert. Die Liebe lässt uns Worte finden und Bilder malen, die wir ohne sie nie erfinden würden. Halten wir sie fest, um uns immer wieder an den Beginn dieser wunderschönsten aller Reisen zu erinnern. Die Liebe zu einem Menschen schärft auch den Blick für das Umfeld. Vergessen wir nicht, dass zu erwähnen.

Der Mond besitzt offensichtlich das Potenzial, Dinge zu beeinflussen und dadurch zwangsläufig durcheinanderzubringen. Derartiges versucht er auch in diesem Buch, in dem er sich gemeinerweise mit einem Schaf zusammengetan hat und das Leben von oben, unten, links, rechts, vorne und hinten betrachtet. Dafür unterzieht er sich der gewaltigen Mühe, die Erde zu umkreisen. Als kleinstmögliches Demokratieteam entscheiden beide, Mond und Schaf, ob die Beobachtung skurril genug ist, um bei Ihnen eingeführt zu werden. Es lebt nur das Mondschaf als einziges Wesen auf dieser großen grauen Kugel, ernährt sich nicht von grünem Gras, Biofood, Luxussalaten oder Fastfood sondern von Wörtern und Gedanken, die sich von der Erde zu ihm verirrt haben. Stellen Sie sich einfach vor, ein Schaf steht auf dem Mond, der Mond umkreist Sie, mich und die anderen Zweibeiner wie eine lästige Fliege und das Schaf versucht aufzuschreiben, was es sieht. Dann erhalten Sie in etwa einen Eindruck, worum es in dem Buch geht. Und da der Mond uns zwölfmal umkreist hat das Schaf Umkreise-Bücher in den Mondstaub gekratzt, je nach Länge der monatlichen Reise zwischen 28 bis 31 Tagesblättern. Da das Schaf selbstverständlich zwischendurch schlafen musste, hat es auf der Reise alles Mögliche wie Sternschnuppen, Meteoriten, Weltraumschrott usw. eingefangen und diese Dinge als - Aphorismen verkleidet - zwischen die Tagesblätter geklebt, für die eigenen und fremden Schlafpausen. Gute (Umk-)Reise auf, in, durch, über, unter, neben oder einfach nur mit dem Mond-April!

Reimen Sie noch oder schütteln Sie schon? Zahllose Schüttelreime warten auf ihre Vollendung, sprich, das zu findende Ende der zweiten Verszeile muss durch Schüttelung jenes der ersten gefunden werden. Kreativität ist dabei nicht gefragt, ein gutes Ohr genügt! Also, wenn Sie knusprige Schüttelreime, einen Ihrer liebsten Bekannten oder einfach sich selbst fertigmachen wollen, ist dieses Büchlein genau das Richtige für Sie.

Zusammenhänge sind meist dort zu entdecken, wo es keine gibt: im Rausch, in der Liebe, in der Ekstase, in den Labyrinthen des Universums.

"and suddenly i believed taylor was right once again, because this pain wouldn't be for evermore" "fearlessly fragile" is a poetry book inspired by the daily life of a 21-year-old woman who found her peace and love in being a swiftie while actively finding herself and recovering from mental illnesses. it's about loving loudly, raw emotions, deep topics and a lot of taylor swift references as well. it's about messy feelings and trying to figure out life in the earliest twenties, seeing the little things through an optimistic lense.

La poésie d'Irina-Roxana Georgescu est écrite avec un talent post humain - je le dis, moi aussi, de la voix modeste d'une vieille dame assujettie par la poésie jusqu'au sang . Irina Georgescu est devenue, en écrivant, un animal marin qui nage dans les eaux bleues du monde. Il y a, dans sa poésie, une mélancolie du non-réalisé. Il y a, dans la ville cosmopolite dans laquelle la poète plonge, l'imminence menaçante de la guerre. Les cernes de la mort entourent son être entier, non seulement ses yeux.Angela MarinescuIrina-Roxana Georgescu ne ment pas. Ne pas mentir, dans le cas d'un lettré, signifie que celui-ci ne fait pas recours, autant que possible, à la fiction; qu'il préfère la vérité à la fantaisie; le style austère, exact, anti baroque, c'est-à-dire réaliste, au style ornementé ou fleuri, le reportage au rêve ou à la rêverie.Serban Foartà Née en Roumanie, Irina-Roxana Georgescu a obtenu son doctorat de l'Université de Bucarest (en 2016), avec une thèse sur les rapports de la critique littéraire roumaine avec la critique littéraire occidentale pendant le totalitarisme idéologique des années 1960 - 1980.à Elle a publié le recueil de poésie Intervalle ouvert (2017), qui dévoile un réseau d'analogies surprenantes où la lumière affronte l'obscurité et la certitude transcende le doute. Les Notions élémentaires (2018) ont valu à l'auteure le prix Opera Prima de l'Union des Écrivains de Roumanie.

Le panthéon égyptien à travers ses récits de naissances et de morts, n'oublie pas d'enrichir le cycle arcadien de ses anecdotes de récits d'amour et de magie.

Depuis mon entrée dans l'adolescence, je note, je consigne, je capte et conserve des impressions, des réflexions et des images. J'ai décidé de les rassembler dans cet ouvrage et de les livrer pour ce qu'elles sont: Des pensées éclectiques

In collected poems and drawings from 2019-2023, Dave Donelson reflects on his life during a period that included the COVID pandemic, 2020 US Presidential election, insurrection of January 6, 2021, invasion of Ukraine, and death and destruction in Israel and Gaza.

I, Djuze', the voice of prophets resounds, In Holy Scriptures, their wisdom profound, As I stand before you, a gentle reminder, Of the sacred texts and prophets, kindled with fire.

The poems in this collection beg the question of what leads up to and what is happening as things labor to come into being.According to the scholar and poet, Charles Stein: "Magic is pragmatic, or better performative, phenomenology. But phenomenology is the magic of ontogeny." Robert Podgurski's IN THE SHADOW OF THIS BRANCH is itself deeply invested in a thaumaturgy or wonder working of the magic of nascency. The poems in this collection beg the question of what leads up to and what is happening as things labor to come into being. As Michal Ajvas expressed in his novel, Empty Streets "I realized that in trying to express what a thing communicated, I was making a thing of the communication--an unusual and fantastic thing perhaps, but of what is not yet a thing, a matter from which things are formed." And yet, Podgurski is not so presumptuous as to assert he knows precisely what this process of emergence is, but that it warrants acknowledgment, further exploration, and to facilitate the possession of the senses in its sway."Robert Podgurski's poems deploy systems and structures akin to the sacred geometry of the temples and monuments he meticulously elucidates in his rare scholarly works. The micro-macro play in these poems show the center is everywhere."--Raymond Foye"If Robert Podgurski didn't exist, I think I would have had to invent him -- a practicing magician who also thinks about magic; whose careful scholarship and conceptual clarity are dimensions in an intensive, theurgic armamentarium; and a poet whose poems are hazards in a vital ontological probing. One enters them to the degree that one is correspondingly willing to hazard what might be found there: events in the living future of magic, a future not at all Not Yet, but more pertinently -- From Now On."--Charles SteinPoetry.

If you are looking for poetry to introduce to a thoughtful soul, a lover of poetry, kids, schools, and humans in general, it is great to start with The Fragments of my mind: the delicate lines to this place and time, by Steve Anc. It's all about hope, hopelessness, love, self-care, power, fame, war, peace, and death. It also displays the beauty of poetry as part of wordplay, and it is also important to know that the poet (Steve Anc) recognizes and explores that aspect in this anthology. The touchstone of the old and modern literature has been utilized in this anthology and its best criterion for judging it is how the poet learned the art of blending it with modern literature within these pages.