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The ‘this and that’ anthology is a collection of five diverse poetry collections written in a small space of time and drawn together in the order in which they were created. The Anthology comprises of: The Year of Living Irritably-Sharp, dissident poems of irritation and exasperation. Naughty...

Life is wonderfully enigmatic. Love, death, heartache, jubilation, successthese are just some of the most mysterious aspects of it. My belief is that poetry is our best method of exploring these phenomena, and poetry should not be limited to any one feeling in particular. This is the poetry book for...

Compilation of 3 short poetry books written between 2001-2008. The cover photo of the Hawaiian Monk Seal was taken in 1982. I'm using it for the cover because the first poem in the compilation is called "The Music on Which Thoughts Dwell" and was inspired by this chance meeting when my boyfriend and...

I give to you this my new book of poetry titled, Expressions In The Heart. I wrote this on the different styles of poetry that you might come to know and understand its powers and feels. I hope this helps you better understand, what we say and do are poetry, each and everyone of the people. I am a...

Loquacious Lair Of Poetry is a collection of deep poems that rhyme.  This book contains entertaining original poems that span various categories including Romantic Love, Fantasy, Fiction, Non-fiction, Sad and Dark, Fiction and Science Fantasy. Artwork was specifically created for each. The images...

The book of poetry, which I have entitled: Twilight of Thoughts is a selection of Stefan Munteanus poetry of the exile. It contains, so far, 122 poems which I have translated into English. I also have 99 illustrations, part of the graphic art of Stefan Munteanu. I want to represent the artist from...

Literature is arouse by the new learning which was the inspiration of great prose, poetry and drama. Many of the Elizabethans were fascinated by idealsthey wanted to know how to be perfect courtier, or gentleman, or governor . Most Elizabethan poems picture nature and human beings in a graceful and...

If religious poetry may be thought of as a great river fed, in the English language, by two main streams—the devotional tradition, leading in recent times to Anne Sexton and John Berryman, and the contrastingly philosophical tradition, exemplified by William Blake—it is to the latter that this...

Various people in spirit, my angels and guides have channeled the poems and messages in this book to me. They planted the seed in 2004 to follow this path in my life. My first poem was “Spiritual Eulogy” which features first in my previous Inspirational Poetry and Messages book. This poem was...

Deanna Shapiro looks back at the Jewish immigrant family that shaped her with honesty, understanding, forgiveness, and admiration. Moving with ease and grace between poetry and prose, she addresses familiar themes of immigrant life, such as uprooting, sacrifice, loyalty and the pull and push of assimilation,...

What is the role of spiritual experience in poetry? What are the marks of a religious imagination? How close can the secular and the religious be brought together? How do poetic imagination and religious beliefs interact? Exploring such questions through the concept of the religious imagination, this...

One does not expect a life that is immersed in the Divine to yield literary classics. That the one who envisions the Infinite should also undertake to impart his realisations to others would seem in itself to be an overwhelming task. And yet, in age after age, seers and mystics have created sublime...

In 1980, Doug Peters experienced an out-of-body, near-death experience, and began to write spiritual inspirational poetry. Ebb And Flow is the eighth in the series of his 9 poetry books, collectively entitled, Poetry Of Time And Conscience. While on a hospital emergency room bed his consciousness rose...

Poetry is a way of seeing from the inside out. An idea comes to me in a new and fresh way. Then a word or two gives the ideas a lift, and they take on shape and form. I now have seen the poem, and it starts to speak. The rest is when things unfold. You begin to see the life of the characters and feel...