Gedichte

¿GLÄSERNE TAGE¿ richten den Blick zurück auf Erlebnisse, Gedanken, Träume, Albträume und Emotionen, die das Leben ausgemacht haben. Ein Kaleidoskop aus Lyrik und Prosa, höchst diverse Momentaufnahmen aus fünf Jahrzehnten.Die Gedichte und Kurzgeschichten handeln von den widersprüchlichen und sehr subjektiven Eindrücken und Narben, die das soziale und persönliche Umfeld ebenso wie ein Leben als Arzt beim Autor hinterlassen haben.

Hearts wander through cities and countries, over mountains and oceans to find a home. It is a long journey. A search for sense and sweetness on the journey to oneself and the other.This book reminisces about this journey.

Have you ever dared to be fully honest?With brutal candor, the author holds nothing back in her poetic exchanges with God. As she asks some of life's hardest questions and reveals her deepest pains, curiosities, and vulnerabilities, God responds as a dear friend and loving Father in words beaming with comfort, kindness, encouragement, and at times, gentle correction.The poems collected in Talks with the Comforter will reassure and encourage anyone willing to admit they have wrestled with difficult questions.

The words of the Lord's Prayer have been repeated over and over for generations. Set in motion by Jesus himself, he first taught the prayer to his disciples. His words are still spoken around the world today, a beautiful template that brings order to our hearts, minds, souls, and relationships-with God and with the world around us.Inspired and built from the original words, Let It Be So is a poetic journey through the most recognized, sacred, and beloved prayer in the Christian faith.

Silent Beauty Speaks is a collection of poems inspired by nature, both within and without. It is the author's interpretation of life and its workings. To the poet, life is more than just the mechanics of biology or the change and course of every season. Life is a rhythmic harmony of language that flows from the speechless mouths of all things living: the power of the rising sun, the mystery of the midnight moon, the allure of the forest, the crashing of the raging seas--all these things inspire thought and reason to combine into a melody of words that flows from the stream of consciousness into the rhyme and rhythm of a song that rises from the depths of the heart!To some, poetry may seem pointless. But to the poet, it is a way of transmitting her longing, expressing her vision, creating beauty with glowing script and breathy language. Some poems are wistful. Others are hard and thoughtful. Whatever the difference, each submits a vision and a longing that the author wishes to convey to her audience. Her poems are not meant to be obscure but are, rather, journeys leading to clearer vision and brighter perspectives.Some poems are mere reflections of life in the present moment, like the beauty of the sun as it sets behind an earthy veil or the quiet peace of midnight as it shadows the sky with the velvet cloak of darkness. Other poems are reflections of faith: the sorrows of life in darkness, the sufferings of humanity, and its need for salvation. Whatever the topic, the author hopes to convey her peace, her longing for creation, and her hope in the promises she believes in and seeks to share them with others.Silent Beauty Speaks is the author's loving work and inspiration of life and all its meanings.

One of the Dozens is Praxinoscope's fourth print volume in the 2022 "PerformX" series, documenting leading edge transdisciplinary group performance exhibitions in Los Angeles. In One of the Dozens, 20 artists -who worked in pairs or duets- now respond in print form to their own live performances given on December 8, 2022 at Beyond Baroque, Venice, CA. In addition to the work by the artists, curators DA Denckla and Matthew Bussa offer their own interventions and prompts to activate and to enhance readers' creative engagement with the text. Readers are encouraged to "rip, cut, crease, scribble, disregard, destroy, share, and respond." Sources of inspiration for reader instructions trace a tradition of experimental poets and conceptual artists, such as Julio Cortazar's The Instruction Manual, Yoko Ono's Grapefruit or CA Conrad's (Soma)tic Poetry Exercises.

Visual Poetry of Japan: 1684-2023 collects a multitude of Japanese poetic, aesthetic and visual expressive forms into an overview of works spanning more than 300 years. From visual translations of Bash¿, to Taish¿-era textual manipulation of characters, to Yamamoto Kansuke's lexical verse and surreal photography, to John Solt's postcard art, this curated set of haiku, calligrams, collages, concrete poems, and other works, offers extraordinary visions to the eye, mind and heart.Editor Taylor Mignon's previous books include VOU: Visual Poetry Tokio, 1958-1978 (Isobar Press, 2021) and Bearded Cones & Pleasure Blades: The Collected Poems of Torii Sh¿z¿ (highmoonoon, 2013).

New author David Makepeace zagged into the reality of living with schizoaffective disorder. David writes chapters with valiant heart through a messy journey-his life, post-psychotic break.

"About Time: A Coming-of-Age Anthology" showcases poems from over thirty diverse and brilliantly talented writers from all over the world that explore the essence of time and all of its facets. A meshing and a melding of the past, the present, the future, let the words from these poets remind you about growing up and withering away, the natural cycle of life, healing and learning, growing yet regressing, wavering from what was to what is to what might be, and more. Featuring poems by:¿¿¿John AthollVirginia Bach FolgerJessica BarksdaleCynthia BernardB.A. BrittinghamJessaca CasetJoshua ColendaCat DixonCarol EdwardsJeremy GaddChris "The Poetic Genius" GreenBenjamin S. GrossbergMark Andrew HeathcoteErin JamiesonNatalie KimbellPayton KohanD.L. LangBianca LopezNancy LubarskyFhen M.J.S. ManninoBruce McRaeNorman MinnickAbigail OttleyJulia M. PaulFaith PaulsenLois Perch VillemaireThomas Rions-MaehrenStephanie RobertazziBrittany Roston andWilliam RostonAndy StephenJC SulzenkoJelena TutnjevicHenry Vinicio Valerio MadrizBarry VitcovSuellen WedmoreScott WiggermanAndrena Zawinski

Caro lettore,ho voluto dividere questo mio lavoro in quattro sezioni:speranza,sentimento, riflessioni e azioni.Perchè la speranza si concretizzi è necessario a mio avviso passare attraverso queste fasi e soprattutto terminare con le inevitabili azioni che devono essere corrette e creative.C'è bisogno che il mondo migliori e questo lo possiamo notare tutti ma è necessario che ciascuno faccia la sua parte piccola o grande che sia. Con questi versi ho cercato di dire ciò ai miei potenziali lettori e spero di esserci riuscito almeno in parte.Con affettoNino

An anthology of poems and pictures written from the viewpoint of a bipolar poet covering topics such as psychotherapy, dreams, romance, whimsy, aging, philosophy, alienation, and the experience of writing poetry itself. Includes two appendices, one a collection of poems featuring the author's family members and one a collection of "Observations" which are basically plays on words.

"Dama de la Esperanza" transporta al lector en un viaje poético sin retorno, a un nuevo destino de sueños y emociones donde la esperanza los impregna. El autor, King Bean, comparte una obra impecable y profunda que muestra su capacidad de tocar el corazón a la vez que inspira y, en ocasiones, entretiene la mente. Los poemas pueden convertirse efectivamente en una musa para las actividades del lector, ya sean creativas o prácticas. Como ventaja, el libro incluye un enlace a la versión en audio de cada poema, ¡así que disfrútalo como quieras!

This unique collection of poetry and pen and ink drawings recall the lore, traditions and romance of the Old West. Originating from recollections of Fred Lambert's childhood in New Mexico, as well as carefully chronicled stories gleaned from legends and traditions picked up during his years as a lawman, it gives a glimpse into life on the American western frontier that is no more. Bold artwork accompanying each and every tale entertains and transports the reader back in time.

Bist du bereit für eine emotionale Achterbahnfahrt der Liebe, des Herzschmerzes und der Transformation? Dann ist "Winzige Gedanken" das Buch für dich!Diese Sammlung von kurzen, tiefgründigen Gedichten taucht tief ein in die Bereiche der Liebe, der gemütlichen Romantik, der dunklen Emotionen, der Heilung und des stärkenden Prozesses, Selbstliebe zu erlernen. Du wirst Worte finden, die dein Herz berühren, mit deinen Erfahrungen in Resonanz treten und deiner Seele Trost spenden werden. Mit jeder Seite, die du umblätterst, wirst du eine Vielzahl von Emotionen durch dich strömen fühlen - von herzerwärmenden Lächeln bis hin zu bittersüßen Tränen.Du wirst entdecken, dass selbst in den Tiefen des Herzschmerzes Platz für Wachstum und Transformation ist.Das feine Gleichgewicht zwischen Verletzlichkeit und Stärke wird dir klar werden, während du dich in diese nachdenklichen Verse vertiefst.

These poems seek out the intimate stranger in ourselves and each other, finding as well the sense of absence alive in the midst of all deeper experience. That may be beyond our rationale understanding, but it is opportune, even compelling, for the imagination and for love, its scars the beauty marks of a joy fleeting and universal. These poems report that oldest and latest news.

Step into the vibrant realm of womanhood with "Grown Woman," a poetic journey crafted by yours truly, Crystal Symone. Brace yourself for a mind-expanding experience as my words weave through the truths that define the essence of being a woman in today's world. This collection of poems is my exploration, a deep dive into the stages of womanhood that resonate with the shared experiences we all navigate. Let's embark on this poetic adventure together, where I delve into the raw, real, and sometimes messy facets of growth, unveiling the strength and potential within every woman. "Grown Woman" is not just a book; it's my voice, my perspective, and an ode to the beautiful chaos of becoming.

"Because it has lived life to its fullest, the driedpampas grass still looks so beautiful"Mitsuo AidaThis collection of poems, their stories and pictures, is an account of my travel through Japan's central island, Honshu, with a backpack and at age 70.It is our good fortune that a few times in our lives wonderful experiences do happen. For me, the time I spent travelling in Japan was one of those rare, wonderful experiences. Staying in beautiful homes and having every moment of every day filled with kindness and happiness was a beautiful gift to my memory.I travelled to Japan with the unknowingness of an older stranger and returned with a shawl made of beauty which will remain wrapped around me forever.Some of the poems are accompanied by their translation into Japanese by Aoi Matsushima. These translations are as a thank you to the individuals who made these poems happen.

ZERPOCHEN! Ein Abgesang Prosatext und Hörspielskript in einem Band

Eigentlich will doch jeder alles wissen, oder? Aber dafür braucht es eine gesunde Portion Neugier. Die haben nicht nur Kinder, sondern auch Professor Leseratte. Der ist vor allem sehr belesen und hat dadurch unheimlich viel Phantasie. So kann er dem Leben gut gerüstet auf den Grund gehen. Und er entdeckt so einiges: Da zeigt ihm eine Krawatte viel von der Welt und die Hängematte tolle Geschichten. Zudem unternimmt er eine Reise durch die große, weite Welt der Berufe. Er brilliert dabei als Designer, Koch oder als Gleisbauer - das Schöne ist, er macht alles mit einer gewissen Leichtigkeit, Lebensfreude und einem Augenzwinkern.Also seid wie Professor Leseratte, immer neugierig und phantasievoll, aber nicht verbissen.

Advancing Medical Posthumanism Through Twenty-First Century American Poetry places contemporary poetics in dialogue with posthumanism and biomedicine in order to create a framework for advancing a posthuman-affirmative ethics within the culture of medical practice. This book makes a case for a posthumanist understanding of the body¿one that sees health and illness not as properties possessed by individual bodies, but as processes that connect bodies to their social and natural environment, shaping their capacity to act, think, and feel. Tana Jean Welch demonstrates how contemporary American poetry is specifically poised to develop a pathway toward a posthuman intervention in biomedicine, the field of medical humanities, medical discourse, and the value systems that guide U.S. healthcare in general.

Suddenly the COVID-19 Pandemic hit Europe and due to its rapid spread Lockdowns had been enforced by governments. Here in Austria, in the heart of Vienna, the poet would experience a completely changed city, reminding him of a ghost town. During the First Lockdown, he traveled in empty trains and streets without people, for several weeks, musing and reflecting about this change of life in the city. At times, he loses the face of a friend through abstinence, he used to meet at St Stephen's Square, though friends would be in contact through the mobile phone, yet personal meetings are still most important to the poet and he misses them. Medical matters are questioned, as well as the products of inoculation, and besides information given seems controversial. In this situation, the poet remains at most times of the day at his writing desk and muses about his quality of life.During the Second Lockdown, matters conducting a usual daily life became for most people very difficult, to say the least. However, it seemed to stir up the poet's memory banks.During the time shopping for necessary food items, the poet observed extreme silence, except for the neighbor's knock on the door, checking on him, exchanging views on the government's offices of health, the wearing of masks, and the changing laws about inoculations. The poet's mind wandered back to his experiences in life, friends, his occupation with art, and remembrances that suddenly appeared in clarity.