Atrévete a leerlo, no te dejará indiferente. FOLLAR GUARRO describe a una pareja echando un polvo un domingo a la hora de la siesta, pero es también un relato que va más allá del amor y el sexo. Este poemario bebe de costumbrismo para incidir en una de las muy diversas formas en las que puede expresarse el deseo masculino, observando el cuerpo sin miedo y filtrando la corporalidad a través de un lenguaje áspero que no renuncia a la ternura, donde el ritmo fluye libre para construir un alegato contundente a favor de que lo personal es polÃtico. "La nueva masculinidad está de rodillascon el ojete empapado en saliva".
Tutte le poesie scritte dal periodo universitario ad oggi. Dedicate alla scuola, ai giovani, al matrimonio, alla natura, al progresso scientifico, ai mezzi di locomozione, alla disperazione, ai parenti...
"Silence From The Darkness: The Story Goes On" is a A Symphony of Nature, Friendship, and Inner TurmoilIn this captivating collection of poetry, journey through the tumultuous waves of emotion and the serene landscapes of nature. From the tempestuous oceans to the whispering winds, each verse reflects the author's profound connection to the elements, intertwining themes of weather, seas, and the untamed beauty of the natural world.Yet, amidst the tranquil imagery lies a deeper narrative of personal struggle. As the author grapples with the shadows of PTSD, Anxiety, Depression, and addiction, the poems become a poignant exploration of the human psyche. Through verses filled with raw emotion and profound introspection, the reader is invited to navigate the stormy seas of mental health alongside the author.Set sail on a poetic voyage where pirates roam, friendships are forged, and betrayals leave scars. "Silence From the Darkness" is not just a collection of poems; it's a testament to resilience, the healing power of nature, and the enduring bonds of friendship in the face of adversity.
Versos de un no poema es un poemario libre y sin la rigidez técnica que demanda la gramática poética. Es un cosmos de frases construidas con la gracia e intensidad de las turbaciones de un hombre que ha batallado por diversas situaciones en la vida: espiritual, emocional y fÃsica. Cada poema que se encuentra en estas páginas sirve como una ventana abierta a la exploración de los sentimientos más profundos y a la reflexión sobre la vida. Invitándolos a experimentar la magia de la poesÃa en un formato moderno y accesible, atrévanse a sumergirse en este viaje poético que se despliega ante sus ojos, donde la belleza de las palabras cobra vida en el lienzo digital.
"Canções Descompostas: Devaneio e Passarinho" é um compilado de poemas do Darlan Almeida que ganharam vida primeiro como música na cabeça do autor e, logo depois, como expressão no papel.à uma obra de busca do lúdico e de entrega ao ritmo das palavras.Neste livro, o Darlan conta histórias rimadas para que o leitor cante junto e assim voe por cada página, verso a verso pelo ar - tal qual um devaneio ou um passarinho.
This collection of poetry is for those who find themselves drowning in the late night darkness. They are filled with poems of both struggling and pushing through those thought-filled voids that only come in the depths of night. These words are for each tear that has been dried up by our pillows.
Finding her way into deeper emotions, follow the author as she explores anger, grief, sadness, love, joy, peace and healing in My Dear Daisy.
This book of poetry is a collection of beautifully crafted verses that capture the essence of the human experience. Through the lens of poignant and relatable themes, the poems explore the rich tapestry of emotions that make us human, from love and loss to joy and sorrow. Each poem is a masterpiece of language and imagery, evoking deep emotions and inviting readers to delve into their inner own worlds. Poetry in this book is a gripping compelling and heart warming revetting piece of work.
El poeta en La resurrección de las luciérnagas nos muestra la contracción de la claridad frente al oscuro mundo que revela en el exceso, los gestos y el ruido frente al canto rodeado de la iluminación, silenciosa, en un simple suspiro que con densas y pequeñas nadas lo configura todo, igual que el vuelo de un pájaro, sea alondra, golondrina o gaviota, que nos susurra que toda la vida es huella, exterior e interior, con nosotros mismos, con quienes ya no están y con los demás. El poeta nos lleva con los pedazos del espejo, tras los caminos del cometa, con la fugacidad de las ardillas, para iluminar el estremecimiento subversivo de la optimista mirada del poeta rey cabra, el poeta samurái, el poeta maestro del eco en cuyo canto la libertad, la vida y la memoria palpitan con la metamorfosis de un instante de luz entre los dientes, un soplo de polvo bajo las sandalias, y un candil que cuelga del clavo de la nostalgia en el lejano horizonte. La luz anda siempre escasa, y hay que celebrar su fulgor.
this isnot an albumnot a departmentjust you and mebeing forced towrite an anthologythat was boundto fail
In this heartfelt continuation of the Stirred Moments series, Danielle Marya invites us once again into a world where the ordinary is dismissed for the extraordinary, where the rustle of leaves and the whisper of the wind speak louder than the worries of the world. "Sitting Under Trees" is not just a collection of poetry; it is an invitation to pause, reflect, and find the magic in moments that might otherwise pass us by.With the same lyrical beauty and emotional depth that captivated readers in her first volume, Marya delves deeper into the essence of being, exploring themes of hope, renewal, and the transformative power of nature. Through her vivid imagery and profound insight, she encourages us to see beyond the destruction and despair of our past, to embrace the possibility of a new beginning, a second chance.From the very first poem, "Sitting Under Trees," we are ushered into a sanctuary of serenity and self-discovery. Marya masterfully uses the metaphor of nature's resilience and rebirth to mirror our own capacity for healing and growth. She reminds us that in the quiet moments of connection with the earth, we can uncover truths about ourselves and the world around us."Sitting Under Trees" is more than a poetry book; it's a journey of transformation, a testament to the belief in a better tomorrow and the beauty of new beginnings. It challenges us to live "out loud," to choose life amidst the ruins of our past, and to find hope in the essence of our being.For anyone who has ever felt lost in the noise of the world, this collection serves as a gentle reminder that sometimes, all it takes to find our way is to sit quietly under trees and listen to the whispers of life.Embark on this journey with Danielle Marya, and let "Sitting Under Trees" stir your soul, awaken your senses, and inspire you to believe in the extraordinary power of second chances.
A collection of poems for the sensitive ones. For the ones needing to feel less alone with the dragons inside their minds.Where the fantastical meets the real human emotions in rhythms and rhymes.A place where the heartbeat inside all of us comes to life. These poems tackle themes of self-discovery, self-worth, grief, depression, anxiety, empowerment, motherhood and the beauty and pain of journeying through life.
Written from the heart and for the heart, Words Not Spared is Author Analia Nicole's debut poetry book. A must-read for anyone who loves to enjoy raw, honest poetry that blurs the lines between love and grief
The short poems in Did You Expect Just the Usual Rose? reflect Paul Highby's unique perspective, and their subject matter ranges from the whimsical-the crocodile who wears Crocs(TM)-to the much more weighty-such as the dreamer who comments that "you must die to visit the dead." Often light in tone, Paul's poems are highly accessible, even when addressing serious subjects, and easily memorable.
Another fine book from Meat For Tea Press. Annie, a traveler, arrives from time's nowful shoals, staking her claim at the intersection of mystery and motion. These poems are a song of soft whisper memories. Part confessional, part spell, they hint at an honest path through the life of Linda Chown and her beguiling creation. Somehow, they also manage to be the story of every woman I ever loved. Try holding onto her and she disappears into the puff from whence she came. I will return to these poems again and again, not for answers, but communion. I will return to better understand the questions that matter. -Jeff Weddle, winner of the Eudora Welty Prize and author of Driving the Lost Highway. "Try not to know too much at the beginning," Linda E. Chown advises in her intimate short poetry collection, Annie: How She Came to Be. Chown's "Annie" walks through time, Padua, Montana, Kathmandu, Monterey Bay, Paris, Capitola-turns "her head toward Cordoba ...to sing life-lifting Saetas..." Chown effortlessly pairs unexpected imagery and wording to move the familiar into the profound-"She knew answers came out / Delirious and direct like muffins rising..." In the tradition of Emily Dickenson and E.E. Cummings, full of gumption and purpose, Chown's work builds a beautiful poetic bridge toward a universal anchoring of the self-"[knows] purply that "why" is not a question / But an answer coming forth deeply." -Jane Muschenetz, author of All the Bad Girls Wear Russian Accents Starting with a famous quotation from Anne Frank, this collection of themed poems is a rich imagining of many "Annies" - whose lives and thoughts are contrapuntal, surprising, and often arresting. The reader will be entranced at Chown's choice of language and clever, sometimes irreverent images -- memorable and original poetry. -Linda Kraus, author of Popcorn Icons Linda Chown's new chapbook Annie, How She Came To Be is a tightly-knit and intimate offering in which strains of Lucille Clifton, Edgar Lee Masters and the tender tough tone of Mae West can be heard through Annie's "soft whisper memories," which pose calmly compelling questions for which "an answer coming forth deeply" satisfies the reader on several lovely and moving levels. In this artfully concise and emotive narrative, Chown has found "Just the right walking stick" with which "To mourn losses" and stir, honor and conjure the secret life which lurks just below the surface of all of us. -Connolly Ryan, senior lecturer at UMass' Commonwealth Honors College
This is a collection of poetry. This book is a work of art dedicated to the recovery community. A portion of the proceeds support mental health and addiction outreach.
The 11th poetry collection from one of New Mexico's master poets.
If you're a curious consciousness engaged with life and the universe, this thought-provoking collection of 21 poems and drawings from Maine poet and artist John Van Pelt promises delights as well as recognition of the world's conundrums and chaos.From the local lumberyard to what the Earth said to the Moon -From a stunning response to a mass shooting nearby, to memories out of a childhood in Venezuela -From the life and death of butterflies, to appreciations of science, night, and space -...Van Pelt invites you to celebrate a decade of learning, looking, and being in this corner of planet Earth that is rural Maine.
Poetry collection of human emotions and connection.Believe Lylyianne is a resilient soul who has traversed the tumultuous landscape of life, experiencing its myriad highs and lows. From enduring the trauma of an abusive mother to surviving violent attacks, and grappling with the profound loss of husbands, she has weathered storms that would shake even the sturdiest of spirits. Despite the trials she has faced, Believe has also savored the joys and confronted the challenges of raising her children, finding strength and purpose in the journey of motherhood. Through her writings, Believe seeks to share her profound insights gleaned from her personal struggles, offering solace and solidarity to those navigating their own paths through life's labyrinth. She imparts the wisdom that no matter the obstacles one encounters, they are never alone in their journey. Believe's heartfelt words serve as a beacon of hope, reminding readers that resilience, compassion, and the bonds of shared humanity can illuminate even the darkest of days. In the canvas of existence, emotions paint the hue, A spectrum of colors, both old and new.From love's tender embraceo sorrow's mournful cry, Each emotion a journey, reaching for the sky.There's the warmth of love, like a gentle embrace, Filling our hearts, with its tender grace. A bond that binds us, through thick and thin, In the dance of love, we find our win.But love has its counterpart, in the form of pain, A heartache so deep, it feels like rain. Tears fall like rivers, in the dark of night, As we grapple with loss, and the absence of light.Yet amidst the pain, here's a glimmer of hope, A flicker of light, in the darkness we cope. For even in sorrow, there's strength to be found, As we rise from the ashes, and stand our ground.Then there's the thrillof excitement, so pure, As we chase our dreams, with passion secure. The rush of adrenaline, the pulse of desire, Fueling our souls, like a raging fire.But with excitementcomes fear, a shadow so near, As we navigate uncertainty, with trepidation and fear. The unknown looms large, in the depths of our mind, As we grapple with doubt, and the fear of decline.And let's not forget anger, fierce and unbound, A tempest of fury, in which we are drowned. It boils and it simmers, beneath the surface calm, A storm waiting to break, in the palm of our palm.But anger gives way, to forgiveness and grace, As we learn to let go, and find our place. In the cycle of emotions, we find our truth, A reflection of humanity, in the mirror of youth.So let us embraceeach emotion, with open arms, For in their depths, we find life's charms. For in the tapestryof human emotion, we see, The beauty of our humanity, wild and f
As Memórias, mais que as faladas, são as por escrito, que mais me agradam. à com muito prazer que por aqui deixo, história, poesia, pensamentos, um pouco da minha vida, que com os seus oitenta e quatro anos de vivência, procura dar-se a conhecer, principalmente através da Poesia. à o Amor...sempre o Amor, que é a audácia, julgo que até a minha imprudência, de o pretender descrever e dar a conhecer, através da poesia, acompanhada de textos explicativos. Julgo que Amar é uma arte de embalar a nossa sensibilidade e de lhes preparar sonhos. Esses sonhos, têm feito parte da minha existência, são eles que formam o conteúdo de "As Minhas Confissões".
add to the bed is a collection of prose poetry by author maija mist. mist's second collection plays with concepts related to timelines, romance, and metaphysics. Part oracle, part AI, mist offers glimmers of truth for readers to examine, consider, and perhaps adopt. Fans of Octavia Butler, Ottessa Moshfegh, and Tao Lin are likely to find resonance in this sophomore work. mist's poetry has been published by Metatron Press, Spectra Poets, & Arteidolia Press. Her collection, pythoness, was shortlisted for the 2021 Metatron Prize for Rising Authors and her work was nominated for the 2022 Pushcart Prize. Her previous collection, on(3) time, was published by Arteidolia Press. maija holds a Masters in Teaching from Pace University, NYC and a BFA from the Rhode Island School of Design. She currently resides in Baltimore, Maryland, unceded Piscataway and Susquehannock land.
Este compendio de poemas, odas y canciones surge como el fruto de una lluvia de emociones que siguieron los pasos de la soledad. Te invito cordialmente a soñar y dejarte llevar por estas letras, escritas con el más profundo amor y dedicación. Cada poema está impregnado de un sentido especial, dedicado especialmente a mi familia, a aquellos que figuran en mi dedicatoria, y a la flor negra, protagonista en estas páginas.
Newborn Community of Faith Church is a small congregation that meets in West Baltimore at the intersection of Pennsylvania Avenue and Presstman Street. We worship in an area that has been historically marginalized but is also the historic center of Black Arts in Baltimore City. Famous and up-and-coming Black entertainers used to regularly come to our area of the city to perform and showcase their talents. We continue that legacy by showcasing the artistic talents of our community in numerous ways and outlets. Poetry is one of those outlets. Poetry is also one of the ways we protest the systematic and interpersonal challenges within our environment, express our hope and faith in Jesus the Christ, and affirm the inherent dignity of our congregants and neighborhood. The poems within this book reflect the hopes, pains, joy, and faith of our congregation. It also reflects a small portion of the talent contained within this powerful group. Poetry is one of the ways in which we express ourselves, name our experiences, and communicate with God. As such it is a pathway to healing and thriving, and an expression of prayer. Every week, one of our members recites a poem during our worship service. To us, poetry is as much a part of our worship experience as singing. This book represents a portion of the poems spoken each week. We intend for this publication to be the first of several volumes of individual and collective poems. We hope that you are moved by our words and find them relatable and inspirational for faithful living.
Here is my 5th collection of poetry. I have taken the last of my older poetry after finally going through it all and my new poems, combining them into this book. To love and hope is to be human just as heartache, happiness, anger and loss is. So I invite you to take this journey with me through this collection I have put together..
Galled Girl is the debut release of author and poet Laura Idleman. It features reminiscent poems of love, loss, adolescence, and growth. Galled Girl is meant to be a companion throughout the turbulence and excitement of life. Whether you are mending a broken heart, struggling with mental health issues, learning to love yourself again, or simply hoping to find solace in your struggle, this poetry collection offers that. Galled Girl is here to remind you that every moment in life is fleeting. The good moments will fade, as will the times when darkness nearly wins. The poems move through every chapter life has to offer and the emotions that come with each.
A woman, at first delighted when she reunites with her former lover, is quickly forced to remember the horrors he put her through during their relationship.Torn- at once missing him, then wishing he was dead, she describes her pain to him in vivid detail. What follows is her response. "Like the magpie caws, And the crow stands, And the hate I write, I am an omen of more."-from Seventeen in Breeze Raw, unabashed and unafraid, Seventeen in Breeze is a collection of poetry that traverses infatuation, despair, and heartbreak through the frames of a dialogue between two lovers, yet ends with the cries of closure.Notice: Poems marked with a ◓ symbol include themes that can potentially be distressing to certain audiences. Proceed with caution... No, seriously-you are going to need a box of tissues.
On Self-Expression After the Revolution is a collection of poems and photographs set in New York City, among the winners and losers of the American Dream. By turns angry, determined, erotic...it is a humanistic cry, a plea for a new body politics, a song of resistance in the shadows and glare of corporate capitalism. I am aware of the irony, that I enter New Yorka refugeefrom my own dream.
From debut Australian author and conceptual artist Karina Sharpe comes a unique approach to prose about hope, wonder and the tragedies of self limitation. With help from friends The Frangipanis and nemesis The Raven, Karina helps us hold a mirror to our own hearts to achingly reveal the universal ways we let ourselves down and witness opportunities to choose better; only to bring us home again, closer to our fullest & gentlest self.While many poetry books wander around the concepts of finding and losing external love, The fifth week of Friday is a love story to self and the first phase on a journey to inner freedom, wonder and belonging.Praise for The fifth week of Friday: The fifth week of Friday was like staring at yourself in the mirror, in turns familiar, honest, beautiful and unnerving. It walks a fine line between every woman's story and a unique new literary voice. Heidi MerikaThe The fifth week of Friday is moving on so many levels. It romanticises the everyday tragedies and shifts the inner critic into imagination. It was really comforting to have the poems articulate my feelings and inspire me to find beauty even in my personal lows. Lisette LovellI have read The fifth week of Friday on a regular basis and it almost comes out of the page and physically touches me. The descriptiveness and passion that is almost casually given, in the intense narrative, is so realistic and achingly beautiful. On every page I find myself nodding in agreement with the way Karina has painted a picture of something that is an emotion. Angela Mansey
You will find 57 award winning poems including "The Mountain Top" in this new collection of poetry by Linda Hudson Hoagland. Through her poetry, she leads you to follow the ups and downs of what life has to offer.
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