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'Dawn of Reminiscences' by C. Madan is a collection of 150 poems portraying different shades of love, life, longing and hope. Every verse illustrates different aspects of being in love, with each lyric exploring the numerous highs and lows of falling in love - from the desire to fall in love to the lonely longing to be loved.Dawn of Reminiscences resonates with poems that feel like home to every soul that has ever known love and has fallen into its ceaseless traps of phenomenal fascinations.

As we walk through life, we experience many emotions. These poems are a reflection of my feelings of love, grief, the beauty of God's creation and the many emotions one experiences in life's journey.

Through a collection of poems that read like intimate confessions, Villa paints a portrait of longing, connection, and the complexities of relationships. The verses capture the essence of longing, distance, and the bittersweet beauty of fleeting moments.Through vivid imagery and poignant reflections, the author navigates the landscapes of love, loss, and self-discovery. From the vibrant streets of Zambia to the quiet intimacy of shared spaces, each poem invites readers to explore the intricacies of the human experience.This Is What Bodies Do is a heartfelt exploration of the human spirit, inviting readers to delve into the depths of emotion and find solace in the beauty of connection. Readers will find themselves drawn into a world of longing, love, and the undeniable power of the human heart.

Veils of Apollo is a powerful collection of poems and drawings/paintings that illuminate forms of revelation, healing, and spiritual liberation through the arts. Lauren Coyle Rosen intersperses her poems with her visual art, tracing the vitalities of dance, music, sculpture, painting, theater, and the artistic movements of the so-called natural world. This is the third volume in Prisms, the moving second series of Lauren Coyle Rosen's selected poetic works. Prisms as frame refers to the ways in which the light of spirit or consciousness is refracted through various forms in our inner and outer realms - through prisms of the mind, heart, and soul, and through prisms of culture and nature, music and words, and much else. This much else includes poems, which can mirror or refract the light that emanates from inner knowing and consciousness, for the writer and the reader. Poems, as prisms, morph in meaning and significance with shifting senses, vantage points, and atmospheres. As with her first series of poetry, Smokeless Mirrors (in three volumes), the Prisms series resonates with Coyle Rosen's broader works on art, spirituality, consciousness, and liberation in prose and in other modalities. On Lauren Coyle Rosen's poetry: "Lauren Coyle Rosen's poetry is a gorgeous song and journey towards relentless beauty, breathtaking light, generous spirit -- to truths that she stirs - provokes - in us." -- Krishna Lewis, poet and author, Harvard University "Lauren Coyle Rosen's poetry is lush with imagery. It's like entering into a lyrical landscape that leaves one looking into a smokeless mirror, a clear body of water, or a sky. This is vital poetry." -- J. Brent Crosson, professor, University of Texas at Austin, and author of Experiments with Power "Filled with vision and soul, these poems sing. They revel in language, recalling us to the beauty of words and the world they evoke." -- Christine Desan, Leo Gottlieb Professor, Harvard Law School, and author of Making Money: Coin, Currency, and the Coming of Capitalism "A beautiful collection bathing in Lauren's imagery ... bridges the physical and spiritual world with taut elegance and grace. She guides her reader through Earthly pleasures, through lemon cherry breezes and beyond ... to wonders extra-worldly and beyond ... to Universal forms. Erudite but open and accessible ... welcomes the reader's take, while singing in subtle rhymes and octet rhythms, keeping time with her moon's metronymic sway." -- Lady Booth Olson, lawyer and founder, LEB, LLC

Bobby Smalls, the most prolific poet in his own backyard, is back with yet another collection of his favorite poems. These works again cover the whole range of the human experience, describing adventure, a coastal life, every emotion imaginable, and imagination itself. Readers of this collection will be going on a fun journey through over 80 poems that will help them reconnect with themselves and the relaxed person we're all meant to be. This book is aimed at helping the reader to find the things they cannot control in their life and accepting that this control is not always possible, nor should it always be yearned for.

L'ineluttabile provvisorietà della vita, la sua inevitabile finitezza, il senso di impotenza quasi rassegnata che sconfina spesso nel fatalismo di fronte alla precarietà dell'esistenza umana, costituiscono i temi dominanti di questa silloge poetica, la cui prima poesia, "Quando passano gli anni", dà il titolo all'intera raccolta e ne racchiude il senso più vero.E' su questo sfondo che l'Autore dipana le proprie sensazioni, le proprie emozioni, i propri sentimenti ed anche il proprio smarrimento di fronte ai concetti, tra loro legati, di provvisorietà e di tempo. Perché se è vero che tutto finisce, che tutto è segnato dalla provvisorietà scandita dall'incedere del tempo, allora diventa essenziale vivere ed essere dentro a tutto ciò che accade e che ci accade. E proprio perché il tempo si vive e non si possiede, va sempre dato il massimo risalto a ciò che più di tutto ci tiene vivi, il sentimento, l'emozione, il rapporto con gli altri e soprattutto con le persone a noi più care, quelle che abbiamo scelto per rendere la nostra vita meritevole di essere vissuta fino, appunto, all'ultimo commiato. Ed è per questo che il nostro oggi diventa il punto centrale del nostro vivere, ad evitare di trovarci infine ad "inseguire quei lampi di luce sfocata come l'ultima fiamma che danza sulla brace ormai fredda e stremata", come ci ricorda - quasi come un ammonimento - l'ultimo verso dell'intera raccolta.

Este libro es la recopilación de sentimientos en un momento trascendental de mi vida, cuando mi persona sale de la adolescencia para sobrevivir como adulto joven, perseguir sus sueños y vivir experiencia nuevas, amistad, amor, desamor, depresión, ansiedad; como el yin y el yan, los extremos componen la vida, solo conociendo la luz sabes distinguir la oscuridad y solo conociendo el fondo puedes apreciar la cima. Así, te ofrezco que mires por este libro, como una ventana, esos episodio de mi vida, mis sentimientos al desnudo. Espero sepas apreciar mi pasado, que me llenó de experiencias no siempre gratas, pero muy ilustrativas y al final te dejaré el método para que sepas que todo tiene una continuación y mires mi presente, te comuniques conmigo y seamos amigos.

From a Mother's Fractured Heart to Yours is a raw and moving collection of poems from Desireé Salvador. Fueled by love, loss, joy, and heartbreak, her poetry is a beacon of resilience during life's darkest storms. Salvador explores her journey as a wife, mother, and grandmother with searing honesty.Tragically, in the midst of writing this collection, the author endured unimaginable grief: the loss of her beloved daughter, Christina Noel. In these pages, she honors her daughter's vibrant spirit with a love that transcends time and space.Salvador's words are a precious gift, reminding us that even through shattering loss, the heart can mend. If you seek solace during challenging times, or a powerful testament to the enduring bonds of family, this book is for you.Let these poems carry you gently toward healing and hope.

Dalla Prefazione di Gianpiero Menniti: Testo imponente, crudo, denso, infine commovente: "Parole rimaste" è il racconto poetico delle voci che si offrono alla reminiscenza con la medesima suggestione che stilla dal mondo antico, quando narrare era memoria e re-cordari [...] rimasto nella nostra lingua ri-cordare è ancora riportare al cuore, luogo d'elezione dei sentimenti che suscitano le immagini mentali. Al cuore perché ri-cordare significa mettere al centro l'evento memorabile.Un'opera introspettiva che raccoglie i frammenti rimasti inascoltati dell'esistenza di un uomo, lo psichiatra Gaetano Interlandi, dedito ad osservare con profondità, a intuire segni impercettibili ad altri, fino a congiungerli con l'atto del racconto che possa rivelarli, renderli vividi nella parola.Così, il racconto, fuso in una ricostruzione cronologica che parte dagli anni '60 del Novecento giungendo ai giorni nostri, diviene diario confidente squadernato per il lettore che voglia tuffarsi nella storia intesa come avventura quotidiana.Una coraggiosa confessione sull'esistenza che si riconcilia con un tempo rimasto ad attendere di essere riletto.In copertina: l'autore, Gaetano Interlandi.

ballads for the sun is not just a book about love. It is a tale about deep cuts of heartbreak and the beauty of healing.

¿Has escrito cartas que nunca entregaste? Esas que nacieron mal, esas que el pasado debía matar. Dicen que el tiempo lo cura todo, pero a veces llega tarde. Ya no hay vida que salvar. En su lugar escribimos cartas nuevas y otras sin entregar.

For Cat Lovers Everywhere: A new book of cat poems with cat art has arrived, written by the author of "Poems by my Cat." This book contains a collection of 24 poster poems featuring fine art illustrations of cats. Each poster, first designed to be printed individually with their own specific look, combines a piece of cat art with an original poem inspired by each cat or cats presented. "This was a work of love - how could it not be? I had been blessed with a project to write about cats! The poems delve into the character of cats and tell stories revolving around cats, while still touching upon the human condition. And in some poems, a cat seems to speak directly from the art itself. "It is hoped cat lovers will be delighted with my poetry, but I know they will be charmed with the art. Here you will find the whimsical, anthropomorphic cat art of Louis Wain as well as more realistic portrayals of our feline friends. "So come and meet these cats and discover what fanciful feline dreams they stirred to life." - Carl Scott Harker The artists included in this book of feline poems are: Louis Wain, Theophile Alexandre Steinlen, Cecil Aldin, Sir John Tenniel, Jean-Léon Gérôme, Emile Munier, Abraham Teniers, Bruno Liljefors, Ida Rentoul Outhwaite, Henri Rousseau, Katsushika Hokusai and Pierre-Auguste Renoir.

Discover the magic of poetry and let your imagination soar with this latest collection by Joanne Boyle, author of the viral poem "Queen". Embark on an enchanting voyage through the verses of this spellbinding poetry collection. With each turn of the page, immerse yourself in a tapestry of emotions, from the tender embrace of love to the poignant depths of loss. These timeless words will stir your soul and invite you to explore the profound beauty of the human experience.

Les jours se suivent au pasmais ne se resemblent pas.Vivons avec plaisir, les loisirs de la poesie.l'aventure sur l'île est l'histoire fictive d'un jeune orphelin Tchapoya qui decouvre au fur et à mesure ses talents et decide d'abandonner son village natal pour une île inconnue à la recherche du bonheur et de dispenser son savoir faire: chose pas facile mais il faut surmonter toutes les étapes pour y arriver.

Bohemian Scribbles a collection of metered and freestyle poetry.Cary Valois shares her humor and craft through the written verse.

Pushing Through Pain is a collection of poetry written over many years, from my teenage years into adulthood, journeying through life's highs and lows, challenges and triumphs. Life is a gift, sometimes easy and at other times tough. When it seems there is no way around the pain, this book is a reminder to keep pushing until you get through.

The Beauty We Create: A collection of poems that explore themes of natural beauty, personal growth, and emotional resilience. They weave vivid imagery and heartfelt emotions to reflect on life's changing seasons, the power of love, and the strength found in moments of stillness and creation.

Welcome to "The Right Amount of Close," which contains all of the poems that John S. Hall wrote in February of 2024. I asked him how he feels about the month's output. "I think these poems are slightly better than January's, and I thought January was pretty good. I am still in a bit of pain from last month's breakup, but not too much pain, and it has been about seven weeks now, and I'm tentatively trying to find someone again. I am optimistic, despite a fairly abysmal record these past ten years or so. I am becoming a better person and have been regaining my confidence." John did, in fact, seem more sure of himself than he did when I spoke with him last month. I asked him why he believed he had been getting more confident. He told me, "The shows have helped. I've done a number of readings this month, and a show with Dogbowl (guitarist, composer, and co-founder of King Missile (Dog Fly Religion), and they have gone over well. Many of the poems in this new book have been performed in front of audiences." "It is great to be able to write something in the morning, and then perform it in the evening," John continued. "I've done that several times this month, including at open readings. I am so grateful to people like Joe Bendik, who has been running an open mic for months, and Jennifer Juneau, who has had an open reading for a few years now. These are not just incentives to get out of the house: I also tend to write better if I know I might be reading what I'm working on in the next day or two. It's also great to hear other poets and songwriters and performers. They can be inspiring, especially if they're really good, or really mediocre." I asked him to explain how mediocre poets are inspiring, and John answered, "I get frustrated for them, and I think to myself what I would do differently. Almost every poet I hear has some great ideas, and usually they put together words well. But sometimes they go on too long. Sometimes they don't go as far as I would go-like they are afraid of the transgressive implications of their ideas. Sometimes they seem to lack passion, although I suspect they don't actually lack passion. Again, it seems as though they lack the courage to express their passion with passion. They hold back. And the more they hold back, the more I want to bust loose." John certainly busts loose in this collection, especially in Poem No. 275 ("She Wanted to Hold His Cock in Her Hand"), Poem No. 278 ("Severance"), and Poem No. 295 ("You, With Your"). "Toward the end of the month, I tend to go for it. Sometimes in the beginning of the month, too. Like Poem No. 190 ("Mary's Little Lamb"), which I wrote on the 4th, and Poem No. 208 ("Like the Back"), which I wrote on the 7th. And then there are those ones about the pigeon who gets the guy to bet his dick. Pretty silly, but also fucked up. It's been a good month." Indeed it has. But I'm looking forward to March. John S. HallFebruary 29, 2024

Je suis enchanté de vous présenter "Fitiavana", mon recueil de poèmes explorant les innombrables manifestations de l'amour et ses répercussions dans La vie.À travers les pages de ce recueil, je vous invite à plonger dans un océan d'émotions, où chaque poème est une goutte d'amour exprimant la gamme infinie des sentiments humains. Des étreintes passionnées aux adieux déchirants, des moments de tendresse aux tourments de la passion, j'ai cherché à capturer la complexité et la beauté de l'amour sous toutes ses formes.J'espère que ces poèmes vous toucheront et résonneront en vous, qu'ils vous rappelleront la puissance de l'amour dans nos vies. Que vous les lisiez pour trouver du réconfort, de l'inspiration ou simplement pour savourer la beauté des mots, je vous remercie de vous joindre à moi dans cette exploration de "Fitiavana".

In this collection of short, accessible poems the author shares his thoughts, feelings, and self-reflection musings about meaningful, fleeting moments in his life. The poems were written over a span of more than 50 years and touch on education, parenting, work, love, and nature, among other topics.

Quest'opera non è un'opera ragionata.Ho descritto negli anni sensazioni e pensieri senza un senso o un ordine logico, come la mente è solita fare.Spero che qualcuno riesca a comprendere questa selezione incomprensibile di quotidiani ragionamenti, ma se non sarà così non me ne stupirò.Sarà semplicemente un altro giorno qualunque in cui il mio cervello non smetterà di partorire altre assurdità, e la mia mano non smetterà di scriverle.

With this unique novel in verse, Fall in love with the power of words, And the potential of poetry.___ If you could visit your future, Or rewind to your past, Where would you choose to go?Meet a disgruntled 21-year-old, Who is gifted this very choice. From a life she has yet to live, To a childhood she craves to relive, Join the rollercoaster of her life, In this novel of self-discovery. To make it even more interesting, This story of twists and turns, is written entirely in epic poems. Don't trust me?Why not give it a read, And see for yourself.

"Living In Constant Fear" is a poignant and evocative collection of poems that delves into the depths of the human psyche, exploring the intricate complexities of depression, suicide, and mental health. This raw and honest anthology offers a profound reflection on the haunting experiences of those grappling with the shadows of despair.Within the pages of this emotionally charged book, the author skillfully weaves verses that capture the relentless struggle of individuals navigating the turbulent waters of their own minds. The poetry transcends mere words, painting vivid and visceral images of the profound isolation, overwhelming sadness, and pervasive fear that characterize the journey through mental health challenges.Each poem serves as a poignant snapshot of the internal battles waged by those living with the weight of depression. The verses navigate the delicate nuances of emotion, creating a visceral connection that allows readers to glimpse the profound vulnerability and resilience of the human spirit."Living In Constant Fear" not only sheds light on the darkness that envelops the minds of those touched by mental health issues but also strives to break the silence and stigma surrounding these topics. The author's empathetic exploration encourages readers to confront the harsh realities of depression and suicide while fostering a compassionate understanding of the struggles faced by individuals in their pursuit of mental well-being.This collection ultimately acts as a beacon of hope, offering solace to those who may find comfort in knowing they are not alone. Through the power of poetic expression, "Living In Constant Fear" invites readers to confront the shadows, fostering a collective journey toward healing, understanding, and resilience in the face of mental health challenges.

HODGEPODGE POETRY II OF PAUL TEICH has multiple genres of poetry including philosophy, love, toxic relationship, relationship, family. loss, spouse gets sick, war, peace, positive thinking, life situations, self love and story, From my heart to yours I hope to make your life a better place and to make you feel, feel something, something like the love and togetherness that binds us all together. We are truly all one. My hobby is saving the world and that is why I have 15 books on kindle and a few are in paper form, the HODGEPODGE POETRY BOOKS NOW 1 AND 2, WOOING BRENDA (JOE'S PROSE), COWS AND PIGS MAKE THE EARTH WARM and coming soon, THE KANSAS FLU, where I explore through love and hilarity Earths life's situation and the relationships of us to the earth and to each other on the planet.The internet, Facebook, YouTube and TV communities have been very kind and supportive to me as an author.Colbert Small Biz Bump of Face Book has had my pictures and videos on it for almost 3 years and thank you to Stephen Colbert and The late Show with Stephen Colbert, I am a big fan of yours.Thank you to Democracy Now with Amy Goodman, Nermeen Shaikh and Juan Gonzalez for keeping so many of my poems and ideas as top comments on your site for so long, Thank you to my Facebook friends and Facebook poetry groups for your wonderful and continued support of my work.I love you all and thank you for giving me this new career. My mom would have never to have thought me to be doing poetry readings, but she is very happy and proud. Hi Mom, I love you, you are the source.Thank you Brenda and Joe Teich for being my parents and nurturing and loving me for I would not be where I am today without your goodness.I love you and appreciate all your sacrifices and as a Dad and Grandfather I now understand them as you said I would.My father who has now passed and rest his soul, always said to me as a child, "You may not understand your parents as a child, but you wont believe how much you will thimk your parents have learned between your ages of 18 and 21.He was right, as usual and thank you Dad.

Amidst the vast silence of my mind's expanse, reading TREE SKYWALK you become the watcher of thoughts untold, A serene soul in a cosmic dance.My perceptions bloom, a fragrant advance, A symphony of senses, a story unfold, A serene soul in a cosmic dance.The taste of truth, a sweet resonance, Like honeyed nectar from wisdom's mold, In the stillness of my mind's vast expanse.The sight of YHWH's grace, a radiant glance, A tapestry of colors, a sight to behold, A serene soul in a cosmic dance.The touch of divinity, a longing romance, A soft embrace from the universe's hold, In the stillness of my mind's vast expanse, A serene soul in a cosmic dance.

La raccolta "Genesys" si divide in due sezioni: "Subnullisti" e "Guerra", per veicolare una critica della società occidentale ormai basata sempre più su fama, nomea e valori edonistici che collocano l'uomo contemporaneo al di sotto del nulla, in una sorta di limbo fatto di illusioni a buon mercato che escludono la libertà di pensiero.La raccolta è sperimentale, non scevra da certa ricerca linguistico-espressiva e da neologismi che, assieme alla forza satirica, ne costituiscono la peculiarità stilistica e contenutistica.

Sullivan's work delves into Celtic symbolism, modern life, and the profound depths of the human spirit. Her rhythmic power and originality have earned her widespread recognition, making her a celebrated voice in contemporary poetry. Born in Scotland, she became a driving force in the Sussex poetry scene, nurturing fellow poets. Her work intertwines her Celtic heritage with universal themes, in a voice both unique and deeply resonant. Discover the works that earned her acclaim, and enjoy her profound exploration of life's complexities.

This collection unveils verses of celestial light, delicately whispered to a graceful warrior amidst the turbulent Peloponnesian War. Crafted with the purest intentions of nurturing inner goodness, instilling enduring hope in readers across ages, the poems transcend all boundaries and may lead towards awakening. The lessons from these poems reflect both the past and the present, for our struggles have endured, echoing through the corridors of time. The scenes navigate the disturbing landscapes of war, unraveling intrinsic horrors woven into the fabric of a forgotten era, transcending temporal boundaries. It serves as a sacred lexicon for spiritual metamorphosis, challenging prevalent pantheonic convictions of its era. 'Songs Under The Lyre' by Allegro Leon K. stands as an ethereal testament, an everlasting wellspring of solace, extending its luminous embrace to those pursuing spiritual enlightenment and inspiration in all aspects of existence.

If you're looking for angst-ridden, self-obsessed, politically aggressive prose poetry, this book isn't for you. Tim Barlow's poems entertain you with tales of plasterers, pubs, hangovers, cybersex, rats, trips to the barber, the possibility of life on Jupiter's moons and other burning issues, delivered with wit, wonder and emotion. These poems rhyme, scan and have punchlines. They are so good, you can understand them.