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"Bric-à-Brac" est une compilation hétéroclite d'écrits dans laquelle Alexandre Dumas père partage ses réflexions, expériences et observations sur une variété de sujets. L'¿uvre couvre un large éventail de thèmes, allant de considérations historiques à des anecdotes humoristiques, en passant par des réflexions philosophiques.Dumas explore des sujets tels que l'histoire, la littérature, la politique, la société et la vie quotidienne. Chaque section de l'¿uvre peut être considérée comme un "bric-à-brac" littéraire, où l'auteur rassemble divers éléments pour offrir une vision éclectique du monde.L'écriture de Dumas est souvent empreinte d'humour, d'esprit et d'une vivacité caractéristique. À travers ses essais, il partage son point de vue unique sur la nature humaine, la société et les événements de son époque.En résumé, "Bric-à-Brac" est une collection variée d'écrits d'Alexandre Dumas père, offrant un aperçu divertissant et instructif de sa pensée à travers une multitude de sujets. La diversité des thèmes abordés fait de l'¿uvre une sorte de patchwork littéraire reflétant l'esprit curieux et polyvalent de l'auteur.

Schreib mit mir»Ich öffne meine Texte für dich. Lass uns ­zusammen schreiben. Es ist ein Experiment mit lyrischen Rätseln für Menschen, die Wörter lieben. Lass dich in meine Texte hineinfallen, ziehe sie an, wie ein fremdes Kleidungsstück. Komm, wir weben einen Text zusammen, bis ein glänzender Stoff entsteht. Lass uns Wörter aufs Papier hauchen wie auf Haut. Lass uns so etwas wie eine lyrische Affaire miteinander haben/schreiben.«In diesem Buch findest du neben Gedichten von Sidonie von Schilling auch "lyrische Sudokus": Texte die roh, die geöffnet sind und von dir zu Ende geschrieben werden wollen.

Nous pouvons dire, sans risque de nous tromper que Gilbert Mendoça est le plus indépendant de nos poètes - un poète qui a eu le courage de rompre avec le "style poétique" du moment et de créer son propre langage sans le support des doctrines ni des modèles.

«¿Je sens sourdre en mon c¿ur, parfois, la nostalgieDe continents trop beaux que j¿ai vus en rêvant,Et crois, dans ma folie, être le survivantDes âges d¿or contés par la mythologie.¿»Le présent recueil Rêves d¿artiste, publié pour la première fois depuis l¿original de 1901, se veut être un monument regroupant les premiers et derniers vers de son auteur, mêlant en un même lieu la beauté des paysages d¿Orient et de Bretagne, la splendeur et l¿angoisse de la mythologie gréco-romaine ou encore la finitude de l¿Homme face à l¿infinitude de l¿Amour. L¿artiste et son ¿uvre étant tous deux insoupçonnés, il est grand temps de leur rendre hommage et de plonger dans ce délicieux recueil où le beau vers s¿allie parfaitement à l¿inspiration pittoresque de son auteur.

"Histoire d'un baiser" est un ouvrage d'Albert Cim, un écrivain et journaliste français du début du XXe siècle. Le livre explore le thème du baiser à travers l'histoire et la culture. Il examine la signification symbolique du baiser dans différentes époques, civilisations et contextes sociaux. Cim aborde également le baiser dans la littérature, l'art et la mythologie, soulignant comment cette expression d'affection a été interprétée et représentée à travers les siècles.L'auteur utilise une approche informative et parfois humoristique pour détailler les diverses perceptions du baiser, allant des rituels anciens aux normes sociales contemporaines. Il explore également la complexité des émotions et des significations liées à cet acte simple mais profondément chargé de symbolisme."Histoire d'un baiser" offre une perspective fascinante sur la manière dont le baiser a été compris et célébré à travers le temps, offrant ainsi une réflexion sur la nature changeante des relations humaines.

Der Band versammelt die Beiträge einer Tagung in der ehemaligen Synagoge Ichenhausen. Dem genius loci geschuldet geht es dabei um Kinder- und Jugendmedien mit jüdischer Thematik. Während der Tagungsort einst im Zentrum von Medinat Schwaben stand, versammelt der Aufsatzband Kinder- und Jugendmedien aus dem gesamten deutschen Sprachraum.

Dear readers and poetry lovers, It is with great emotion and enthusiasm that I share with you my latest work, a deep dive into the universe of words and feelings. This book of poetry is an intimate journey through the nuances of life, where each verse is an echo of the heart, each stanza is a sigh of the soul. Symphony of 100 Poems Synopsis: In these pages, I sought to capture the ephemerality of love, the melancholy of longing, the bravery of hope and the mysteries that weave the web of existence. Each poem is a painting of emotions, an invitation to reflect on the wonders and challenges that permeate our journey. What to Expect: Feel free to explore the pages of this book like diving into an ocean of words. Each poem is a bridge between the tangible and the ephemeral, an attempt to express the indescribable beauty of human emotions. Dear readers, It is with immense gratitude and joy that I dedicate these words to you, who kindly embarked on this poetic journey with me. Creating this book was an experience of profound meaning, and it could not have been possible without the support and inspiration of so many incredible people. First of all, I would like to thank my family for their patience, unconditional love and constant encouragement. To the friendships that brightened my days with laughter, understanding and support, my sincere thanks. To those who shared their stories, feelings and experiences, you are the true essence of these poems. To the dedicated team who made this book a reality, from editors to designers, I thank you for transforming loose words into a tangible work. To the mentors who guided my literary path, my deepest gratitude. And, finally, to you, dear readers, for allowing these poems to touch your hearts. May this book be more than words on paper, but a meaningful echo in your lives. With all my love and gratitude, Fernando Kfe

Consisting of about 25,000 verses in V¿lm¿ki's R¿m¿yäa, the story of R¿ma was summarized in 704 verses in eighteen chapters in the R¿mop¿khy¿na, which comprises chapters 258-275 of the ¿räyaka Parvan of the great epic Mah¿bh¿rata. The story is introduced in chapter 257 and given an afterword in chapter 276 which bring the number of verses in this book to 728. The book includes a thorough introduction to the various dimensions of the story, a descriptive glossary of proper names with references to where they are used in the text, and genealogical trees of R¿ma and R¿väa. The present English translation of the R¿mop¿khy¿na is suitable for secondary school and university students, and adults.

May La Poi is an anthology dedicated to the celebrations of the 1st day of May by the Poets of NLHF. 'Poila May' means 1st of May in Bengali. Hence the name is derived from Bengali by reversing the syllables.The idea is to write Japanese Lanturne poems with a unique mathematical title for each poem. Mathematically calculated 'Titles' are given to each poem. This formula for deriving a unique title for each poem was invented by Noel Lorenz on 30th day of April 2023. Using this formula, two poems can never have the same title. As all men are unique, all poems are unique. Like man, like poem.The first ever 'May La Poi' festival is dedicated to 'Raunak Saluja', the manager of 'Kaerou Ze Japanese Concept Community' for his dedication to the international writing community under Noel Lorenz House of Fiction.Come, let us enjoy the 'May La Poi' festival.

E. Hughes releases her final book of poetry, Digital Smiles (February 2024). Digital Smiles is written in both rhyme and free verse. The themes in Digital Smiles offers observation and sometimes criticism of society, how human beings engage each other on social media, the importance of time, death, and our responsibility to the humanity of others. Disinformation by E. HughesDisinformationis information of a most insidious kind.It disguises itself as truthto render us blind.It preys on our fearsplants itself in our mindsrinse and repeattwo thousand and twenty times.It provokes us to anger,sowing distrustspurring us to actsof wanton bloodlust.It is not what we seek, but often what we find.Disinformationis information of a most insidious kind.

Arteidolia Press 2024Sharon Lopez Mooney's "Cantata for a desert poet" is inspired by stories gifted to her by the Palestinian journalist, painter and poet Salam Khalili. "He laid his hope of sharing his truths in my hands, believing them the same struggles as so many affected by war." Mooney intertwines Salam's tellings with her own reflections into this cycle of poems that grew out a deep bond between the two poets."Salam had one of the biggest hearts and wisest minds of anyone I have met. He was a polymath, a peacemaker, an activist, a mathematician, a mystic and poet, a celebrated artist and an inspiration to many. He embodied and fostered the sweetness of profound love and brilliance. Salam and I became heart friends for life. We still are, and I honor you, Salam wherever you are now!"- Jack Kornfield, Buddhist teacher and author

Evan Reynolds is destined to be one of the leading poets in mad studies. This book of poetry is filled with great sophistication about madness including the emotions and linguistic sensorium surrounding and immersing distracted states of being. The poetry becomes the very thing it is describing.

This is the third installment for "To End Just To Start Over." Enjoy the roller coaster of emotion.

A Million-Dollar Bill surveys our lives in America up close and personal from the first young summer taste in "Watermelon Seeds" to the hopeful hand-made creation of legal tender to purchase the necessities and accessories of the American Dream in the title poem.Quirky, original, and astute, this expansive and engaging poetry collection by Eric Paul Shaffer entertains even as each poem presses readers to pause and think for a moment.From love to death to parking the car, from rain to ice to sky to falling stars, the little insights that grow large in language are here for the reading. Best of all, with A Million-Dollar Bill, you can keep the change.

"True poetry isletting the cracks of your soul,give more space for y o u r s e l f ,letting the words outand letting the light in."- Wild Heart Beats, Sophie Edina

These are poems written while the author was in high school. They cover a variety of subjects from crushes to losses. There are goofy poems, love poems, anger poems. Don't take them very seriously as they are meant to be read in fun.

Twenty eight poems, each one exploring love without safety equipment and reporting back on the views from up there.Foothills is a book of love poetry with a difference: its interest in love is all-terrain. So, yes, there are romantic pieces inside - but you'll also find contemplations of family and friendship. What's more, Foothills does not pretend that love is all puppies and rainbows. Puppies dry-hump your slippers, and gawking at rainbows causes car accidents... Foothills knows this. So come on in for some real talk about love, knowing as you do that this book is ultimately a believer (and probably so are you).This special edition of Foothills also features two short love stories, as well as Memo, a Thanksgiving poem and essay about resilience that was written in mid-pandemic Paris and inspired by the work of Jack Gilbert. For an interview with the author, as well as links related to the book content, visit the 'Foothills' book page at scatterpunk.com.Zoe Marie Bel is a writer of fiction and poetry, whose work has appeared in The New York Times, Australian Book Review, Mystery Tribune, and more. Foothills is her debut book of poetry, a slimbook intended as a tasting plate for new readers. Follow news and read online pieces at zoemariebel.com.

In life, we are faced with a variety of situations from sad to silly. Some of us deal with these events in different ways. No one should tell you how to feel or how you should act. These poems explore varying situations we may encounter in our lives.

Poetry has a way of touching people's souls. It can bring about a range of emotion people rarely face. Poems can reach one's heart and free it to fully heal. Read these lines to enlighten your mind.

"You forget / how remarkable your family is / how remarkable your kids are / how remarkable you are / and / this is how / you remember," writes Rachel Toalson in this captivating, honest, and achingly beautiful volume of poetry that illuminates love, parenting, and self-acceptance in the time of COVID-19. Probing the realities of working from home, living in quarantine with seven other people, the desperate search for solitude, and balancing depression, disordered eating, and the mental health of family members, this is how you fly is an examination and celebration of life upended by unforeseen challenges. Written during and after the pandemic, this is how you fly is a candid documentation of the realities of life, illness, and, ultimately, survival. Toalson celebrates the day-to-day moments in lockdown, highlights the annoyance and the pleasure of living with so many people with nowhere to go, and time both flying and dragging. Her words rise above the anxiety of the unknown and offer an inspiring portrait of triumph, showing her readers: This is how you fly-you make the most of your situation.Perfect for fans of Mary Oliver, Sharon Olds, Billy Collins, and Maggie Smith, this is how you fly is Toalson's ninth book of poetry.

Parole aux sentimentsQuand la poésie interpelle...Ma plume est blessée et ma plume saigne. Elle saigne car l'humanité souffre. Elle saigne car la confiance agonise et continue de saigner car l'égoïsme se porte bien...Le temps passe et l'actualité confirme cette cicatrice qui ne cesse de s'approfondir. Le temps passe et la société n'en fait pas assez pour mieux rebondir.Alors ma plume s'applique à exécuter son rôle de transcrire sur papier, malgré quelques lueurs d'espoir, plongeant ainsi sa pointe dans ce qui ne devrait se trouver dans l'encrier...

In Ruined Music, the failures that come with living are redeemed by the lyricism, tenderness, and humor of their telling. Valentina Gnup says in one poem, "I want the rain to fall like petals / every morning across the thirsty world." The poems in this book seem to do just that.

these poems were born of phone-note journal entries from a period of struggle with mental health struggles including an eating disorder, depression, and anxiety. they are raw and intensely emotional, and many are filled with a lot of pain. however, in these words, you can see a story of growth; not the neat, linear kind, but the kind that is messy and difficult but happens nonetheless. because journeys aren't linear. growth can be hard to see. in the midst of a difficult time, it can be hard to see anything but darkness. but with a little bit of hope, guidance, and resilience, it is possible to grow regardless. these are just a few points in my story, but you can see that in these words.through it all, i've always found that the light always wins. and i believe anyone reading this can find that light too.

Loss X Mental Illness is a collection of poems written by Aariona Harris during one of the most emotionally and mentally challenging times of her life. The goal with these poems was to offer solidarity to other readers who may go through something similar and ensure they knew they were not alone. While doing so Harris addressed her grief and to expel all the feelings associated with it, with the emotional reactions caused by her diagnoses. What reviewers say:¿¿There were moments reading this when I could see the 13 year old I was sure would be a lawyer, throwing out a witty retort to any would be offensive adult, and there were times I saw the young woman clinging desperately to a hand she would never get to hold again, which remains the single most heartbreaking thing I have ever witnessed. Her mother was a huge fan of poetry, and meaningful lyrics; and she was incredible at spoken word, and I think she'd be really proud of what her daughter has accomplished here. I can't wait for the next book.Christeena L. Putzer¿¿¿Aariona Harris' captured so many emotions and feelings in her book "Loss X Mental Illness". With each poem you can feel the emotions that are wrapped around every word. You can tell that the author has gone through so much in her short life. While reading I was shocked and amazed by what she has faced in a short amount of time. Not only does she bring attention to very important topics, she expands on them. This is a raw and honest view of mental health struggles at a young age. Grappling with life challenges that seem almost insurmountable including the loss of a mother, this narrative resonates deeply as it mirrors the silent battles that many young individuals face into today's world. Aariona's writing is viewed with a sense of resilience and hope as she navigates these challenges. It encourages a deeper understanding and empathy of those who battle mental health issues often in silence. The book is a beacon of hope and understanding. A reminder that even in our darkest time there is light to be found.¿¿¿¿Rebecca Durgin¿¿In Loss X Mental Illness, Harris bares her scarred and beautiful soul. Her poetry could not be more honest as she has sought to understand herself in the context of painful losses. John Zimmerman