'From Dusk to Dawn' is a book of poetry that invites the reader on an intimate exploration of the realms of Dark and Light. It begins with a journey of the Shadowed aspects of self- the dark and uncomfortable internal Truths- and ends in the discovery of Light. Often perceived as opposites, Dark and Light are, in fact, two points that exist on the same spectrum. This truth is echoed in the serene hours from dusk to dawn, where the Dark and Light become a harmonious union; serving as a reminder to embrace the duality that exists within in order to become One with ourselves.
The everyday sight of my beautiful wife and wonderful children torments me; the thought of any more suffering besides their frail existence, drains all my attempts to sanity as I can't dissociate myself from our finiteness.We have become so eager to squeeze as much as possible out of our shamefully short conscientiousness, that we have completely disregarded its utter uselessness.I do apologise for my incapacity to eat my daily circus' bread for the sake of entertaining myself into this, oblivion's waiting chamber called lifetime.I do apologise for my complete unwillingness to consider only the beginnings, turning a blind heart's eyes to what shouldn't follow, the end.I do not want to understand death; I do not want to accept death as "naturally" associated with life, as much as I don't want to accept evil as anywhere related to beauty and goodness. Please allow me the right of denying myself the allowance of stupidity; allow me to conclude that life in all its unfathomable beauty, is nothing else but utter emptiness, perpetually filled with more and more new, innocent lives, bound to gloriously live up to the vain task bestowed upon them by careless lovers. "Beautiful (soap) bubbles we are; endlessly rejoicing in one another's myriad of colours, just to fade into a last ghostly flicker as we silently burst, leaving behind, only the short, tear-touch of an ephemeral presence."
MIS PEORES NOCHES Nunca les desearémis peores nochesa mis enemigos, eso serÃa darlesdemasiadas pistassobre mi persona, sabrÃan cómo hacerme daño, dónde pueden atacarme, cuándo pueden acabar conmigo. Mis peores nochesson sólo mÃas: el privilegio de matarmeme lo reservo exclusivamente a mÃ._________________________________________________________ TE HARà EL ODIO, POR SI EL AMOR NO BASTA.Publicado en Febrero de 2024.Podéis conocer más de él a través de sus redes sociales: @CarlosKaballeroOtros tÃtulos del autor: El grito del silencio.Sin miedo a la muerte, con miedo a la vida.Noches que eyaculan sangre, dolor y vino.El amor es un asesino en serie.CarlosKaballero 2024
Ce recueil s'articule sur deux volets; un volume de poèmes écrits avant les années deux mille parus sur le site Phèdre et une nouvelle sur l'importance de l'imaginaire des contes.Les images proviennent de créations personnelles qui utilisent le programme d'intelligence artificielle Dream, puis retouchées pour obtenir l'ensemble pictural désiré. Je mets IA entre parenthèses, car il faut avoir un hubris développé pour nommer une technologie intelligence alors que celle-ci use d'une compilation de toutes les bêtises traînant sur Internet où nous pouvons côtoyer le bon comme le pire. La qualité des images dépend uniquement de l'oeil du créateur; et le regard du spectateur ne regarde que lui-même. Toute critique est vaine.Avec l'individu naît la possibilité du discours, qui nomme les choses et articule des temporalités différentes - hier, aujourd'hui, demain. Ce que je dis ou écris n'est qu'à moi, et c'est ce qui fait que je peux m'adresser à l'autre, lui dire réellement quelque chose. L'écriture face à l'uniformisation du monde constitue un acte de résistance. C'est en se réappropriant son individualité, sa singularité irréductible, que l'on devient résistant. Ãtre, c'est être un être; un être créatif qui dit au monde, par l'écriture, par l'image, par la parole, etc.Comme chacun est une singularité, toute critique est vaine; vous pouvez être sensible à mes créations ou pas; mais ce que vous ressentez demeure personnel, intime. Tout système qui voudrait mettre en place une valeur à une création est un système totalitaire qui tend à niveler les oeuvres pour rallier les dogmes et les idéologies des biens pensants . Toute comparaison est vaine; car chacun est un monde en soi. Nous pouvons nous rejoindre en ce monde, mais notre intérieur reste intime et unique.
Monday ThoughtsIntroducing Mr. Cain, a vibrant and dynamic African American poet whose debut work is a captivating blend of light-hearted humor and sensual exploration. In his inaugural collection, this talented wordsmith skillfully navigates the realms of wit and intimacy, offering readers a unique and refreshing perspective on life, love, and identity. Through a series of poignant verses, he weaves together laughter and desire, inviting audiences to embark on a journey where the boundaries between levity and sensuality are beautifully blurred. With a distinctive voice that resonates with authenticity, this emerging poet invites readers to embrace the joyous and playful facets of existence while delving into the complexities of human connection. Get ready to be captivated by the artistry of this promising poet as he takes you on a literary adventure filled with laughter, warmth, and a celebration of the profound connections that bind us all.
This book is in Arabic.... And the first time combines two previously published books. This book includes Poetry and Literature In Egyptian Arabic. A few pages in the section of handwriting are difficult to read but I kept them for the history of events in this book and I apologize. I would like you all to enjoy while you are learning.During the years, I wrote poetry in two languages, music, short stories, minute plays, thoughts in religion and philosophy, interpretations on accounting theories and methodologies, critical reviews in business management, and I also wrote critical reviews in leadership and military projects.
love affection & devotion is a collection of poetry and prose that takes the reader on an odyssey of love, lust, passion, and yearning."like a bonfireyou have to continually feeda woman's heartigniting a flameinside her spiritsetting her heart ablazeleaving an imprint on her soul"
When was the last time you have read a poem that reached the inner-man depths of expression? Poetically is a collection of poems passionately written to endow the reader with self-reflection, self-examination, and self-empowerment. It is sure to sound off awareness and encouragement. The work is authentic and genuine. It sincerely captures the essence of culture and society, as well as life and beauty.Poetically, a masterpiece of its kind, will guarantee embrace the imagination and give insight to reality. The thoughts and words were derived from a creative mind that traveled to history, absorbed the present, and discerned the future. If you are a poetry-lover, a teacher of the youth, or a woman... you will be compelled to share this amazing book of poems with a poet, a class, a best friend, or a family member
A poetry book where the readers are immersed in topics of love, doubt, healing, and transformation.
This is a collection of involuntary memories after tasting a sweet treat, the fleeting moments after a dream, some conversations about gravity, and a few tidbits of thought expressed as sentiments. An exploration of themes of association, the complexities of dreams and emotions they evoke, the nature of gravity and its role in our lives, as well as the cyclic nature of our everyday experiences. The transitions in between moments are highlighted to appreciate the small occurrences that one may have and the contrasting of thoughts that may happen. Memories are presented with a fondness and disappointment embraced. Instagram: @jstpoetry
A darkly beautiful poetry collection about the storms and stars of being young by Olivia Hurton, a London-based poet, actress, writer and academic. In The Separation Ceremony, Olivia Hurton's trancelike voice conjures a world ruled by pure emotion. Underpinned by music and sound, rhythms and rhymes, these poems harness the sonic to explore love, loss, youth and corruption. Written over ten years, these poems are a groundbreaking poetic experiment, fusing fine art and guilty pleasure pop music with the macabre tradition of Victorian mourning poetry and the witty verse of the 1960s Merseyside Poets. Including 'The Separation Ceremony', 'You and Me in 2033', 'I Fall in Love Ten Times a Day', 'We are a Million Pieces of Something That is Gone' and 'Buried Voices'.
Las Perseidas de la Vida, es una obra inspirada en distintas situaciones que en algún momento todos hemos vivido como protagonistas o como espectadores.Asà como en verano observamos las conocidas Lágrimas de San Lorenzo, durante la vida y la ausencia, sufrimos las diferentes etapas de nuestras emociones. Con esta obra, la autora quiere gritar ante el dolor y la rabia, pero también gritar cuán alto sea posible a una de las fuentes de nuestra vida, el amor. Porque el amor empezando por uno mismo, es el sentimiento más bello vivido. Ãmate, ama al prójimo, pero no te olvides de amar la vida, pues esta es prestada. @Susanak.escribe
La poesÃa me descubrió en la primaria. Por obra bendita tuvimos que leer para la clase un bonito poema titulado "Dame la mano" de la chilena Gabriela Mistral. Después, toda mi Escuela se basó en esas letras y en "La Muralla", del cubano Nicolás Guillén. Pasaron los años, la poesÃa y yo sufrimos un percance y no volvimos a reencontrarnos sino hasta la preparatoria. Con Jaime Sabines como única fuente infinita de inspiración, vinieron los primeros poemas, malos, pero venÃan a montones. Y asà se fue toda mi Educación Media Superior: leyendo y releyendo al originario de Tuxlta Gutiérrez. En especial "Espero Curarme de ti". Que sigue siendo hasta la fecha uno de mis poemas favoritos. Para la Universidad, con la lectura recurrente de diferentes estilos, géneros y corrientes; descubrà a autores que me dieron otra poesÃa que no habÃa tenido la oportunidad de leer.José Emilio Pacheco, Alejandra Pizarnik, Cristina Peri Rossi, EfraÃn Huerta, Jorge Guillén, Rosario Castellanos o Mario Bendetti; por mencionar a algunos que me han inspirado. He crecido con la poesÃa, me ha ayudado a crecer. Hay algo de mà en mis letras.Esta selección de poemas es mi primer libro.Hay varios años de vida en él.No sé qué dirÃa el Kristoff de preparatoria, pero seguro estarÃa emocionado porque lo estés leyendo.Significa que no voy tan mal. Sigue tus sueños, ama.Siente, que sentir nos da garantÃa de que estamos vivos.
In A Small Black Book touches on a variety of emotions and experiences, from love to loss, betrayal and hope, blame and resentment, and more. Jones highlights the ways in which childhood traumas continue to linger and haunt, and how that manifests in adult life. With easy, digestible poetry, In A Small Black Book delves deep into times most would rather forget. Who knows? Maybe you'll remember it here, too.
Wind From a Wanderer's Skull is a collection of 74 poems by budding author Adam D. Roper, also known under the pseudonym of "The Altruist." Wind From a Wanderer's Skull is a poetry collection for the restless drifters of the world, discussing topics such as wanderlust, lost romance, and the deeper purpose one may carve from impermanence. From sappy tales painted in fantastic imagery to good advice that was simply woven in a certain way to sound pretty, the poems in this collection offer a unique perspective on suffering and inspire a reverence for the hardship that shapes our lives: "Venture out, and love with a bottomless heart.Get hurt, and welcome it! Let the pain wash over you.Learn to count your scars like blessings.In a time flung far beyond your romance once sweet, You'll have the strength to smile and waveAt the stranger across the street."This collection is perfect for poetry enjoyers, casual readers, and idealists. If it's to your liking, purchase a copy today!
In his first published collection, Alfonso K. François paints pictures of lived experiences through poetry and prose. It's his love letter to the art and practice of creative writing, to those who have encouraged him to use his voice along the way and, most importantly, to himself.
SEVEN GREAT CONTROVERSIAL FEMALE PERSIAN POETS Translation & Introduction Paul Smith Rabi'a of Balkh (10th c.) the first known female poet who wrote in Persian was the princess of Afghanistan whose love for a slave of her father the king caused her downfall... she wrote many of her poems in her own blood on the walls of the prison. Mahsati (12th century) was the liberated court poet of Sultan Sanjar who knew Nizami, Omar Khayyam. She composed in the ruba'i form and revolutionized it with her often scandalous verse. Jahan Khatun (1326-1416) was a beautiful, liberated princess in Shiraz and a friend and pupil of the great Hafiz... her Divan is four times the size of his. Makhfi or Zebunissa (1638-1702) was the daughter of the Emperor of India Aurangzeb and was eventually imprisoned and tortured to death for her Sufi views. Her over poems are deep, powerful, spiritual and at times heartbreaking. Tahirih (1817-1853). was a beautiful and intelligent woman who led a short and stormy life. She was a devotee of the Bab, who from Shiraz had given his prophetic message that would later appear in the form of Baha-ul-lah, the founder of the Baha'is. She was not only a poet but also wrote prose. Hayati (18th - 19th C.) was born into a Sufi family in the Kerman province of Persia. She was initiated into the Ni'matullahi Sufi order by Nur 'Ali Shah and was well-known for her passionate, mystical poems. Parvin (1907-1941) was one of Iran's greatest female poets. Her poems had mainly social or mystical subjects, often about the tyranny of the rich, rights of the poor and downtrodden, the role of women, meaningful fabulous fables. The correct rhyme-structure has been kept and the meaning of all these often controversial poems. Large Format (7"x10") Large Print (14pt) Pages 370. Paul Smith (b. 1945) is a poet, author and translator of many books of poets including Hafiz, Sadi, Nizami, Rumi, 'Attar, Sana'i, Jahan Khatun, Obeyd Zakani, Mu'in, Khusrau, Nesimi, Kabir, Anvari, Ansari, Jami, Omar Khayyam, Iqbal, and many others, as well as his poetry, fiction, plays, biographies, children's books, and 12 screenplays. amazon.com/author/smithpa
Tovli Simiryan is an award-winning poet and author. Fixing the Broken Glass is her second volume of poetry celebrating family and Jewish spirituality. Tovli's writings have appeared in a variety of publications in North America and the Middle East.
These poems are rituals, taking the form of fragmented psalms, dreams, letters and even prayers for the primordial storm of the wild feminine.Katie explores the liminal space between the body of the earth as a primal entity in relation to the body as self in nature. Eco-poetry meets erotic and melancholic magical realism.Aphrodite for centuries has been trivialised as only the goddess of love and desire. Yet in ancient scriptures she is described as a mother goddess and even a deity of war. She is the Greek variant of Inanna and Isis- both exceedingly powerful feminine archetypes from the ancient world. Aphrodite oozes the long forgotten rhythms of nature, the chaos, the sensualities, the tragedies, and the magick of womanhood. Aphrodite, born of the sea, walks the earth and governs the heavens as the bright light we know today as Venus. As the Morning Star she governs the earthly pleasures of Taurus and as the Evening Star she governs the silky and poetic dusky intellect of Libra. These poems explore and exalt her energy in every fruit, animal, word, emotion and flesh.Katie pours dream-like lyricism into a reimagining of ancient hymns as though channelled by Sappho herself. Attempting to retrieve a silenced female voice from the depth of the earth, speaking of nature with reverence and passion.Katie's poems and short story dwell within the tender, shifting borderland between languages, and between poetic forms, to examine the shape and texture of memories, of myths, of love and what it is to be a woman. Abundant with multiplicities, these poems find lush, distinctive pleasure in sensory nourishment in dreamy disorientating eroticism, executed with painterly strokes of the wild complex geography of the ancient feminine coursing through our earth and women's hearts today.
Esse é um livro abstrato, com poemas livres de formatos, apenas ideias subjetivas em versos. Diferentemente de O Poema da Alma Torta, a inspiração me veio de forma leve e sutil, em majestoso equilÃbrio, tendo novamente a música como plano de fundo para arquitetar a obra. As fotografias, tiradas e editadas por mim, mostram um pouco de uma visão excêntrica das mesmices cotidianas que podem ser vistas em outros contornos por outros ângulos, nos causando novas perspectivas de mundo.
Cuando Araceli Gutiérrez Olivares me preguntó por mis haikús, caà en la cuenta que hasta ahora no existÃa un libro como el que ya puedes leer. Es una obra en la que no solo se recoge una antologÃa de mis haikús, los que he escrito en los últimos 34 años, sino que también incluye algunas notas sobre el haikú, en general, dispersas en otras obras, y a las que he añadido para la ocasión algunas referencias que amplÃan la aproximación, y el deleite, hacia la forma, asà como el acompañamiento final que, como contrapunto, otorgan mis otras formas breves, 41, que, pese a no ser haikús, tienen también la brevedad del relámpago. Espero que esta antologÃa te permita disfrutar de la profundidad y la belleza que despierta el asombro del haikú.
Maikro collects 112 haiku and 47 works of microfiction, most falling in the speculative fiction realm (science fiction, fantasy, horror) with a few literary pieces tossed into the mix: slick sea stones glimmergolden leviathan sinksnight soars on gulls' wings wise elder wordsmythtelling tales of earth that wasblue skies in our minds Fallen AngelLeathery wings tangled, she falls from heaven's love-making, crashes to Times Square. Rises from the crater. Smiles at the morning after.
KHAQANI Early Master of the Persian Ghazal Selected Poems Translation & Introduction Paul Smith. Khaqani was born in Shirwan in 1122, died in Tabriz in 1199. He was a great poet and a master of the qasida and one of the first of the ghazal. He was born into the family of a carpenter. His mother was a Christian. Jesus features in many poems. After he was invited to court he assumed the pen-name Khaqani ('regal'). A court poet's life bored him and he fled to Iraq inspiring his famous masnavi 'A Gift from the Two Iraqs'. He wrote 'The Ruin of Madain' painting his impression of the remains of Sassanid's Palace. Returning Shah Akhistan imprisoned him. Released he moved to Tabriz but his son died, then daughter, wife. Alone, he died. He left a remarkable, large heritage of ghazals in Persian that influenced many 'court' and Sufi poets. Introduction: Life, Poetry & Times and Forms he composed in & two Persian Sufi Poets who influenced him. The correct rhyme-structure has been kept in this largest selection of his ghazals or Sufi/love poems translated into English. Selected Bibliography. Large Print (16pt) & Large Format (8" x 10") Edition. 160 pages Comments on Paul Smith's Translation Oo Hafiz's 'Divan' ."It is not a joke... the English version of ALL the ghazals of Hafiz is a great feat and of paramount importance. I am astonished. If he comes to Iran I will kiss the fingertips that wrote such a masterpiece inspired by the Creator of all and I will lay down my head at his feet out of respect." Dr. Mir Mohammad Taghavi (Dr. of Literature) Tehran. "Superb translations. 99% Hafiz 1% Paul Smith." Ali Akbar Shapurzman, translator of many mystical works in English into Persian and knower of Hafiz's Divan off by heart. "Smith has probably put together the greatest collection of literary facts and history concerning Hafiz." Daniel Ladinsky (Penguin Books). "I was very impressed with the beauty of these books." Dr. R.K. Barz. Faculty of Asian Studies, Australian National University. Paul Smith (b. 1945) is a poet, author and translator of many books of Sufi poets of the Persian, Arabic, Urdu, Turkish, Pashtu and other languages... including Hafiz, Sadi, Nizami, Rumi, 'Attar, Sana'i, Jahan Khatun, Obeyd Zakani, Nesimi, Kabir, Anvari, Ansari, Jami, Khayyam, Rudaki, Yunus Emre, Lalla Ded, and many others, and his own poetry, fiction, plays, biographies, children's books, 12 screenplays. amazon.com/author/smithpa
Wrenchingly honest and powerful poetry mapping a journey of resilience, courage, loss and love to triumph, hope and joy fill this volume by a mature poet. Poems grounded in a reverence for nature explore the beauty, transience and impermanence of life.A Zen-like quality pervades the poetry which is often stark and lyrical. Included are intensely personal poems about physical and emotional abuse and the pain that it brings. Other poems question the universe and the standard answers our cultures offer. These poems haunt the reader like a gentle wind.
Esta antologÃa literaria es la génesis que parte de un crisol que forman un matrimonio de la Galicia profunda, de vida trágica, que son Ãurea (Lita) Abad Maceiras, nacida en Orosa el 7 de junio de 1937 y José Graña DÃaz, que nació en La Reborica el 19 de agosto de 1935. Ambos lugares pertenecen al Ayuntamiento de Aranga. Ãurea no conoció a su padre, Ãngel, que falleció en la guerra española en 1937, a los 24 años de edad, cuando ella estaba en el vientre de su madre. José experimentó igualmente tanto la ausencia de la madre como del padre, la de la madre una ausencia psicológica y ladel padre una ausencia absoluta, que debe ser tomada al pie de la letra. Se casaron en octubre del 1963, y su primer hijo nació el 28 de enero de1964 y su hija el 15 de marzo de 1975.
A sometimes ironic, mostly satirical, often-times sexually explicit, collection of mind-numbing, profoundly horrid, possibly misogynistic, and quite often depressing, words of love and adoration for life and everything in it book of poetry written by Nate Hutnak.And that's just the first one.
"This book is... something else. The author has such a command of words and his ability to create such vivid imagery is... extraordinary. These are not simply poems and songs... they're real breathing experiences. This Kiltro guy is something else." -Jay Crudge This edition has been formatted differently in hopes that the readers enjoy the aesthetic look. Also edited to rid them pesky mistakes. Still the same vibes of Edgar Allan Poe and Sir Walter Scott. Let this disastrous mind blow you away with his madness. Let yourself be lost in the insanity waves and the endarkened heart.
Parlare di poesia è una violenza atroce: significa non darle spazio, circoscriverla ad una visione limitata, lei parla da sé, senza tramiti che non siano segni o pensieri. Per scrivere basta scrivere e per soffrire basta vivere.
Embrace the enchanting beauty of winter in A Place of Snow. This captivating book transports you to a world where the hush of snowfall reigns supreme. Journey through serene forests blanketed in white and cozy cabins aglow with warmth, each page a tribute to the quiet magic of winter's touch. Discover heartwarming tales and inspiring reflections that celebrate the season's tranquil charm and the comforting solitude it offers. Perfect for anyone seeking a peaceful escape, this book is a luminous exploration of winter's gentle, introspective nature. Let A Place of Snow be your guide to finding solace and beauty in the stillness of the coldest months.
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