Gedichte

"A Shropshire Lad" is a celebrated collection of lyrical poems penned by A. E. Housman, an English classical scholar and poet. Published in 1896, these verses are marked by a lyrical and musical quality, expressing sentiments of melancholy, nostalgia, and reflection. The poems draw on rural and pastoral imagery, painting vivid pictures of the Shropshire landscapes. Central themes revolve around the fleeting nature of youth and the inevitability of mortality. Housman's background as a classical scholar is evident in the precise structure and language of the poetry. "A Shropshire Lad" has made a lasting impact on English literature, influencing modern poetry with its timeless themes and craftsmanship. For those drawn to emotionally resonant verse that captures the essence of late 19th-century England, this collection remains a significant and influential work, widely available in bookstores, libraries, and online platforms dedicated to classic literature.

1960-70-luvuilla poliittinen runo kukoisti. Nyt Aulis Antamaa polkaisee tuon armoitetun genren uuteen kiitoon.

SonneWärmende PoesieSONNE DES HERZENS, erfreut uns alle - - SONNE IM ALLTAG, scheint hell, oder ist wolkig - - SONNE IST WELTUMSPANNEND, auf allen Erdteilen - - SONNE SCHEINT INS LEBEN, mal so oder so - - SONNE MIT TRAURIGEN GEDANKEN, ist nicht zu vermeiden - - SONNE FÜR FRIEDEN UND FREIHEIT, wichtiger denn je

Vor einem Jahrhundert begann die Epoche des Dadaismus, des Aufstandes gegen die gesellschaftlichen Regeln, der bis heute fortwirkt, unter anderem in der Lyrik.

"Schilf schneiden" steht sinnbildlich für eine nachhaltige Umgangsform mit der Kulturlandschaft. Dieser Idee folgend versucht dieses Buch die gegenwärtigen baulichen Strukturen rund um den Neusiedlersee räumlich zu erfassen, deren Ausprägungenprogrammatisch, typologisch und morphologisch im Kontext der Geschichte zu analysieren, um gegenwärtig gültige Fragen und Antworten im richtigen Umgang mit der Kultur- und Naturlandschaft des Schilfgürtels zu formulieren. Die Kommerzialisierung des Sees, die sozial-räumliche Einbindung der Dorfzentren, die Nutzung durch den menschlichen Lebensstil und das Problem der Zerstörung von Natur- und Lebensraum durch bauliche Eingriffe werden diskutiert.

NOW is the third release of poetry from author/musician Joey Detrick. The bleed out of lyrics from 10FOUR10 unto the personal beliefs and life theories from the author are captured once again in a 3 section publication. In Bloom, adolescence and mental/social development. Segway, the dissection of life thus far and what burdens to bare and which to drop. Destination, define you, develop I, leave the rest for their lives. In Joey's unique style of the front page being the poem in plain font. You once again get a back of each poem in a "handwritten font" where he describes each poem briefly back to you, after you get your own thoughts, feelings and emotions. A LIFE LIVED. LISTED OUT IN THREE STEPS. LIVE A LIFE WORTH WRITING ABOUT AFTER THE BOOK. NOW, AND BE EVER-CHANGING.

"A Cup of Sweets, That Can Never Cloy" by using Elizabeth Semple (also known as Elizabeth Sandham) is a lovely series of poetry that transports readers to a world of sweetness and happiness. The book is a literary voyage through numerous themes, encapsulating the essence of happiness, love, and the splendor of existence. Elizabeth Semple's verses are like a calming cup of nectar, promising a revel in with a purpose to be without end fun. The poetry on these pages demonstrates the author's super consciousness of the human experience, in addition to her potential to specific feelings with grace and eloquence. Each poem is meticulously composed, allowing readers to understand the splendor of language and the depth of emotion. From the emotional exploration of affection to musings on the fun of existence, Elizabeth Semple's rhymes weave a tapestry of feelings that deeply resonate with readers. "A Cup of Sweets, That Can Never Cloy" is greater than a set of poems; it's miles a literary pleasure that delights the senses and lifts the spirit.

Poetry about life, love, pain, and hope that offers empathy and a new perspective on the common human experience. These poems touch both heart and mind, and remind you that you're not alone in your doubt, love, pain, wanderings, and personal victories. They remind you that when you feel most alone, you are having an experience shared by millions. A collection of poetry that is thought provoking and emotionally evocative.Some of these poems are stories. Some poems are my deepest, private feelings. Some poems are my efforts to understand how other people see the world. I leave it to you to decide which is which, though I'd prefer the poetry in this collection resonate with you and tell your story in new words, becoming yours.

This Body Is Never at Rest: New and Selected Poems features 30 years of Bart Edelman's explorations of a multitude of perspectives, a wide range of lifetime experiences. The collection includes 46 new poems, as well as a generous selection of poems from each of his seven previous collections: Whistling to Trick the Wind, The Geographer's Wife, The Last Mojito, The Gentle Man, The Alphabet of Love, Under Damaris' Dress, and Crossing the Hackensack. Like the title suggests, Edelman's poetry takes the reader on a journey to gain insight, fiddle with mystery, and unmask the unordinary.

About The Book: A compilation of poetry revolving his journey as a learning young Muslim, seeking freedom in pleasures and hardships, hoping to find wealth of contentment in it. In the bid to taste the simplicity of life in the wisdoms of kinship and passer-by, he crossed seas and travelled through lands to witness the signs and cycle of life, how each soul moves and converges uniformly despite their own unique cultures and upbringings. He wants to derive light and pass it on as he reflects on his own sins through the observance of His creations. Presenting to you Syafakallah May Allah swt Heal You - The Vespa Rider's journey of words in 81 poems, written through 59 mosques in 3 years into 1 book. It is amateurish, it is raw, but he promised, it is from the heart.

Gedichte über persönliche Erlebnisse und Hintergründiges als betreute Seniorin und der sozialkritische Blick auf das politische Geschehen in Deutschland. Hinzu kommen die vielen vergnüglichen und nachdenklichen Momente, die trotz des fortschreitenden Alters der Liebe nicht im Weg stehen.

Theresa Sperling präsentiert in ihrem ersten Sammelband alle 33 lyrischen Slamtexte aus 2014¿2024. Jeder ihrer Texte hat ein eigenes Vorwort zur Entstehungsgeschichte sowie Anmerkungen zu Performance und Wirkung des Stücks. Stürzt euch in zehn Jahre künstlerisches Schaffen der zweifachen deutschsprachigen Meisterin im Poetry Slam.¿Theresas Texte kommen aufrecht und mit klarem Blick geradeaus durch die Vordertür ins Herz und sagen völlig zurecht: Ich wohne jetzt hier.¿ (Sebastian23)¿Theresas Texte leuchten.¿ (Sandra Da Vina)¿Sperlings Texte klingen nach. Kaum eine andere Poetin auf den deutschsprachigen Poetry Slam-Bühnen beweist so viel Haltung und Kraft, ohne dabei oberflächlich oder gar selbstgefällig zu sein. Dabei ist sie stets sprachlich präzise und gleichermaßen emotional sowie von messerscharfem Verstand. Wer Sperling nicht als Mutter hat, ist selber schuld.¿ (Tilman Döring)¿Theresas Texte sind so aufrecht, so mutig und klar. Das macht sie zeitlos. Und gerade heute unentbehrlich.¿ (Dominique Macri)¿Viele Menschen tragen das Herz auf der Zunge, aber nur den wenigsten gelingt es, daraus so wundervolle und treffende Texte zu formen. Jeder Satz berührt auf eine Art und Weise, wie nur Theresa berühren kann.¿ (Laura P.)

»Gleich rutscht ein Gedicht mit durch«, heißt es einmal bei Hugo Dittberner, und in derart artifizieller Beiläufigkeit entstehen immer wieder sprachliche Momentaufnahmen von großer Wahrnehmungstiefe. Haiku, Haiku-Bänder, Notatgedichte - in »Morgenübungen«, die Übungen am Morgen und des Morgens sind, werden die Jahreszeiten heute, ihre Anmutungen im Hinterland beschrieben. Es geht aber auch um Menschen, deren Gesellschaft in der Familie beginnt und bis in den Weltraum reichen soll. Wie geschenkt wirken da die Elementarzeichen der Natur, die in der knappen Form der Haikus Gestalt finden: »Aus losen Zweigen / Licht das die Farben tupft und / Schatten des Sommers«.

Paper Birds: Feather by Feather / Pájaros de papel: Pluma por pluma is a bilingual poetry collection, in English and Spanish, by the recipient of the Tomás Rivera Book Award Sonia Gutiérrez, with translations by Francisco Bustos. Paper Birds: Feather by Feather / Pájaros de papel: Pluma por pluma received an honrable Mention, The Juan Felipe Herrera Best Poetry Book Award-One Author-Bilingual, from the International Latino Book Awards. "Sonia Gutiérrez's poems dive into the blue/turquoise feathers of life along the border, within the cultural waves of Raza tumult and celebration; her poems strike the bone like drumsticks. These poems pat the heart like a mother's loving hand, lock arms with sisters and brothers like a fellow guerillista, she sings from the blood like the ocean waves the shore, she spirals her poetic magic until transformation occurs, and we are changed-bravo!"-Jimmy Santiago Baca, author of No Enemies: Poems"Sonia Gutiérrez writes visceral, magical poems of power and grace. She speaks to legacies, homage, and justice. The Spanglish translations weave beautifully with the English into a tapestry of important questions for our country and our time. Paper Birds: Feather by Feather is a gift of necessary heat, music, and ultimately, joy."-Lee Herrick, Poet Laureate of California and author of Scar and Flower

Women Speak is a publication of the Women of Appalachia Project, containing poetry, fiction, essays, and songs. The Women of Appalachia Project¿ encourages participation from women of diverse backgrounds, ages and experiences to come together, inviting submissions of spoken word and fine art, shared in public forums and annual anthologies. Artists share culture and experiences at arranged venues, embrace issues of marginalization and stereotype; creating a force, unified and non-violently confrontational, to show the whole women, beyond superficial factors often used to judge her.

Marina Murray in her second book, Scars, takes readers on a journey into the past. A past where she endured the pain and suffering that an abusive marriage can produce. The scars are real, but Marina is a survivor. She wants to encourage her readers that there is hope as well as healing on the other side of abusive relationships. Marina is also the author of Rest for the Weary Soul.

"James Alan Riley's Uncertain Mythologies reverberates with a profound sense of time, rooted in the tangible experiences that form and inform our everyday lives. The collection embraces the interplay of light and shadow, life and death, where "the shadows add depth to the light," infusing depth into ordinary moments. Uncertain Mythologies blurs temporal boundaries and echoes timeless themes while holding the present in the light and shadows of the past. "The first section is lush with landscape, haunted by the past and home. These poems radiate like 'the blue / pilot light from the gas furnace / flickering beneath the floor,' an ephemeral feeling that quietly persists throughout the book as it raises questions of mortality, legacy, and the fleeting nature of time. Riley's words embody both the wisdom of age and the innocence of youth, probing how time shapes our lives, as in the poem 'Photograph,' where '[t]he child does not understand / what is happening but the old man does.' "Transitioning effortlessly from introspective moments to expansive landscapes, the poems traverse spaces from the kitchen to the porch, from starry skies to the interior of a Vista Cruiser, inviting readers to ponder how the past informs the present. Yet, amidst contemplation, there's a persistent reminder of the duality of human existence. Riley's book is full of blooming: from hydrangeas in need of pruning to 'the blood at the bottom of the pool / blossoming like a dark flower.' Where knockout roses bloom, they will also be cut and carried indoors. Riley uses these undercurrents to examine emotions, as in 'Grief": We sometimes find ourselves in strange and unexpected places, confused by the ambient light, the weight of water in our hands. "The liminal space between who we are now and who we have been is the crux of the brilliance in these poems. "The second section ushers in music and stories, calling to us through brush and leaves in need of clearing like a 'song in the tall grass calls our name.' These poems contain voices that harmonize the body with the natural world, the passing of time with living in the moment. In 'Six Suites for Unaccompanied Cello,' Riley's lyrical movements shift us between now and then, a past that accompanies our present... "As the collection progresses, the poet's voice transforms, as if the child from the first section has become the 'old man' who now thrives with grandchildren, driving them to school, taking them to Florida, navigating a changing world with wisdom and humor. Uncertain Mythologies culminates in a contemplation on life's cyclical nature, urging the reader to consider how we live in a present moment that is haunted-yet buoyed-by the past. Riley ends with a look towards the future, a return to the earth [in] 'Planting the Trees'... "In Uncertain Mythologies, Riley proves himself a modern-day mythmaker with poems that are both timely and timeless. Spend the afternoon with these poems and let them ask of you: 'Did you spend your time wisely?' It will be time well spent."-Sarah McCartt-Jackson, author of Stonelight and Calf Canyon

Martin Malone & Bryan Angus's Gardenstown offers a vivid evocation of changing seasons in a village, from spring to winter. The book is a sequence of Malone's remarkable poetry, interspersed with Angus's exquisite linocuts, which capture the essence of the people, places and wildlife in north-east Scotland. Here they watch the year pass as, like the tide the seasons come and go.

Poetry collection by Dasan Ahanu. Ahanu is an award-winning poet and performance artist, public speaker, community organizer, educator, scholar and emcee born and raised in Raleigh, North Carolina. He is an Alumni Nasir Jones Fellow at Harvard's Hip Hop Archive and Research Institute, resident artist at the St. Joseph's Historic Foundation/Hayti Heritage Center, and visiting lecturer at the University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill. He has performed across the country, appeared on national radio and TV, published three books of poetry, been featured in various periodicals and released numerous recordings. He works with organizations and institutions to develop effective arts strategies to enhance their work in the community. Dasan is currently managing a grant funded initiative as the Rothwell Mellon Program Director for Creative Futures with Carolina Performing Arts. He swings a mean pen and represents the SOUTH.

Love and Shadows is a collection of insightful and compelling poetic pieces that grasps the raw chasms of human emotions. This collection has been written by a young woman who has trodden the path of spiritual awakening and is inviting you to follow her into the process of self-healing. She shares bits and pieces of what she has learned about love, hope, freedom, sorrow, despair, bravery, resilience, and beauty. Her pieces are a unique blend of both traditional and contemporary styles that is conveyed in an objective way, making it easy for readers to understand. Her work captivates and draws readers to revisit it time and again and inspires long after it is read.

Dive into a tranquil oasis of verse with "Simmering Serenity," a mesmerizing poetry book that invites readers to immerse themselves in the gentle currents of peace, tranquility, and inner calm. In these verses, words are the soothing melodies that lull the mind into a state of serene bliss, offering respite from the chaos of the outside world and guiding readers on a journey toward inner harmony. "Simmering Serenity" is a poetic sanctuary that celebrates the beauty of stillness and the transformative power of quiet reflection, where each poem is a gentle ripple that washes away the stresses of daily life and unveils the profound peace that resides within. These verses serve as a gentle reminder to slow down, breathe deeply, and embrace the tranquility that surrounds us.

As in previous collections, Andrew Peters' fifth volume derives meaning from memories and reflections of nature and literature. Here is poetry that paints scenes and images that appreciate every moment of living.

Tante Tina is a stage and poetic persona created to share stories told by my mother and one of her sisters about their lives in Canada after fleeing Ukraine in 1926.