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Soixante-quinze poètes de langue albanaise sont rassemblés dans cette anthologie contemporaine pour nous faire connaitre un art poétique très populaire, embrassant les idées et les sentiments des peuples d¿Albanie, du Kosovo et de Macédoine du Nord.Contre l¿oppression et la censure des périodes antérieures, la liberté d¿expression retrouvée pousse de nombreux et nouveaux poètes à écrire. Un esprit de liberté et de renouveau flotte sur ces poèmes et ouvre de vraies possibilités de coopération entre poètes de langue albanaise et avec d¿autres pays d¿Europe. Les grands thèmes poétiques sont présents mais également des sujets émergents comme la place des femmes ou la méditation sur l¿avenir. Les poètes albanais appellent à l¿éveil des consciences face aux démons de notre époque en insufflant à leur poésie des intuitions originales où les vers respirent les rythmes et la sensibilité modernes.

La poésie de Brigitte Sensevy est ici dédiée à la présence des absents, à sa vivante profondeur. Les souvenirs d¿enfance s¿élargissent de la famille aux paysages, au long apprentissage de la vie, à celui de la poésie. Expressions du bonheur non sans fêlures et cicatrices en autant de bonheurs d¿expression. Et toujours un désir de légèreté.toute droite debout / ses cheveux noirs ou roux oublancs / si doux / et ses bras chauds / qui s¿ouvrent.Matins iodés, huile de la mer, / turquoise et rose, /qui lisse toute chose. / Main qui disparaît très haut, /là-haut, dans celle du père.Dans sa nasse le girelier / A ramené du profondle passé / Les coquilles des moules brisées / Ontattiré les frétillants / nacrés orangés verts d¿eau céruléum¿Christian Cavaillé

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The original English translation of Rilke's landmark poetry cycle, by Vita and Edward Sackville-West - reissued for the first time in 90 years'The deepest mysteries of existence embodied in the most delicate and precise images. For me, the greatest poetry of the 20th century' Philip PullmanIn 1931, Virginia and Leonard Woolf's Hogarth Press published a small run of a beautiful edition of Rainer Maria Rilke's Duino Elegies, in English translation by the writers Vita and Edward Sackville-West. This marked the English debut of Rilke's masterpiece, which would eventually be rendered in English over 20 times, influencing countless poets, musicians and artists across the English-speaking world.Published for the first time in 90 years, the Sackville-Wests' translation is both a fascinating historical document and a magnificent blank-verse rendering of Rilke's poetry cycle. Featuring a new introduction from critic Lesley Chamberlain, this reissue casts one of European literature's great masterpieces in fresh light.

"Wonderful . . . and full of life. This is a book for discovery, for pleasure and delight." - George Szirtes, author of The Photographer at Sixteen A revelatory volume of 2 of the 20th century's great poetic innovators, Guillaume Apollinaire and Velimir Khlebnikov, in vibrant new translations by Robert Chandler Offering a fresh angle on two of the most innovative poets of the 20th century, and grouping poems by theme, celebrated translator and poet Robert Chandler finds surprising connections between Apollinaire and Khlebnikov, from their interest in animal poems and bestiaries to their distinctive approaches to war poetry. Although Apollinaire and Khlebnikov never met, their restless innovations in poetic form shared much in common. Both pushed poetry to its limit, and their experiments proved fertile for generations of poets to come. Khlebnikov became associated with Futurism, though his inventiveness with language moved him far beyond it, while Apollinaire influenced a dizzying array of avant-garde movements, including Surrealism, Dadaism and Cubism. Chandler offers a stimulating selection from both poets' work in beautifully vivid new translations. Showcasing these poets' exhilarating capacity for innovation as well as their more direct, heartfelt verse, this work offers a surprising journey into the world of two great Modernist poets. Part of the Pushkin Press Classics series: outstanding classic storytelling from around the world, in a stylishly original series design. From newly rediscovered gems to fresh translations of the world's greatest authors, this series includes such authors as Stefan Zweig, Hermann Hesse, Ryūnosuke Akutagawa and Gaito Gazdanov.

Cet ouvrage est un recueil de poèmes, d'écrits, datant de différentes années, certains mots sont ceux d'une adolescente, d'autres sont ceux d'une jeune femme. Chacun des poèmes a sa propre valeur, son propre rythme, sa propre mélodie et son propre message. Leur seul point commun : les mots, les vers, viennent de la même plume, du même esprit.

Es handelt sich um einen kleinen Gedichtband mit Gebrauchslyrik und anderen in die Zeit gefallenen Gedichten und Gedanken unter dem Leitmotiv eines Kreisels.Ein Kreisel summt ja kein Lied, er brummt lediglich, weshalb er auch Brummkreisel genannt wird.Hier ist der Kreisel jedoch eine Allegorie für die poetische Seite eines Menschen und auf der summt der Kreisel sein Lied.Ein Lied voller Schwung und Freude, aber auch mit nachdenklichenund melancholischen Tönen."Ein letztes Blatt, es fällt mir ins Gesicht, es kommt vom Baum des Lebens..."

Mit "Daphne, ich bin wütend" legt Bertram Reinecke einen Gedichtband vor, der vieles bündelt, was Literatur oder Kunst überhaupt ausmacht. Er betrachtet die Erfahrungen der literarischen Tradition als ein Gemeingut, das Ressourcen bereitstellt und, sei es im Privaten oder sei es in der gesellschaftlichen Wirklichkeit, einen utopischen Horizont öffnen kann. - Jenseits von Nostalgie bleibt sein oft überraschender, mitunter humorvoller Zugriff auf Vorgefundenes nicht bei "Bewährtem" stehen, sondern er experimentiert mit Sprache und erkundet neue poetische Verfahren. Der Band entfaltet damit einen Fächer unterschiedlicher Textformen, der vom leichthin gesetzten freien Vers und dem melancholischen Bonmot über klassische Baumuster wie Sonett und Pantum bis zu strengen Montagen, Mutationsformen und Lautspielen reicht. - Die Texte suchen ein lesendes Gegenüber, das unterschiedliche Formen von Geschriebenem nicht nur kontemplativ betrachten, sondern sich auch produktiv aneignen möchte.

Strings: Poetry, penned by Stephy Samurai, the life companion of John Samurai, delves into the realms of enlightenment, emotions, and thoughts as she traverses through the various dimensions of existence. Her verses explore themes of love, desire, conquering fear, and the unfolding wisdom that gently reveals itself to the ordinary human mind. Secure your copy today, and be sure to accompany your reading with a comforting cup of tea in a serene setting to fully immerse yourself in the profound beauty of this literary masterpiece. Let the words open doors to a fresh perspective and unveil the path to your own extraordinary future. Reading books enhances intelligence, and with this particular work, you'll find yourself growing wiser with each passing minute. It inspires you to embrace and articulate the fundamental aspects of modern human experience.

Solitude: Poetry - written by Stephy Samurai life companion of John Samurai. She writes about enlightenment, feelings, emotions, and thoughts she has while passing through this world and its dimensions. She writes about love and desire, fear and how to concur it, about wisdom and how it opens to simple human mind. Get a copy today and make sure you grab a cup of tea and sit in a quiet place to absorb the deepness of this masterpiece that will open doors for you to a different perspective and to your own magnificent future. Those who read books get smarter and with this book you will get smarter by minute. It will encourage you to feel and to express, all that modern human really needs to do.

People like cheese, but they often like different types of cheese, and so it is with poetry as well. For those who like cheese and poetry, Cheesy Poetry could be just what is needed to motivate you to keep making the dough to put bread on the table. The two pair very profitably in this publication of poems I have aged for twenty-five years. Enjoy!

The title of this collection of poems by Judith K. Liebmann, Ekphrasis, refers to the ClassicalGreek literary device that associates poetry with another work of art, usually a sculpture or apainting. Each of these extraordinary poems is accompanied by a visual work of art that eitherinspired or was inspired by it. The interplay or word and image adds depth and nuance toboth.

The Good Song (originally La Bonne Chanson) was the third book of poetry written by French poet Paul Verlaine (1844-1896). Originally published in 1870, The Good Song¿s theme is love. More particularly its theme is love for, and anticipation of marriage with, his future child-wife, Mathilde Mauté de Fleurville. It includes all the concomitant feelings one might expect from the poet: love, joy, elation, doubt, fear, nuptial desire or passion, to name only a few. Their romance took place with the Franco-Prussian War in the background. Having appeared during the war, it was according to Victor Hugo "a flower in a shell." It represented, according to Edmond Lepelletier, a "transformation," a "change in poetic matter" and "a transition piece... the passage from objective, descriptive, plastic, externalized poetry to personal expression, to a confession of the soul, to the notation of battles of the heart or excitations of the brain."Included with this translation, in the appendix, is an extant excerpt of chapter VII, "Marriage - The Good Song (1869-1871)" from Edmond Lepelletier¿s "official" biography of Paul Verlaine: Paul Verlaine: His Life, His Work.

" Minuit...J'ai laissé la lampe veiller près de moi. Elle éclaire timidement, de sa lueur pâle, ma petite chambre de clinique claire et nue comme une âme vide.J'avais peur de l'ombre tantôt... Il me semblait que c'était celle de mes yeux qui accourait déjà et j'ai voulu la chasser à tout prix, la prier de s'attarder encore... Maintenant que tout se dresse, se détache dans le rayon de la flamme, que mes regards vont dans le jour, qu'ils comprennent les couleurs et les formes, je m'illusionne à nouveau, croyant à d'autres chimères, à des mieux d'hallucination...Pourtant, il n'y a rien à faire... Au fond, je sens que la mort de la lumière approche, que c'est une affaire de mois, de jours peut-être..."

Mountains, Lakes and MeadowsNature abounds in the High Sierra, Tahoe, Yosemite,Hiking, Kayaking, BikingLure of the outdoors ring irresistibly through.Hollywood, Silicon Valley, La Jolla shoresLingering California Vibes, the BeatsCalling the Adventurer, Dreamer and PoetsExplore, Set sail, Ignite your soul on fireResiliency, Persistency and BoldnessEncapsulated in this book -'Yosemite of My Heart : Poems of Adventure in California'

From arcing fireworks to a bat in the belly of a church organ, Emily Kerlin's poems explore the expansiveterritory of farewell. Each poem enshrouds the reader in a mystery of loss, some minuscule, others astronomical, coaxing them toward revelation. And in what striking forms these revelations manifest: a boy lost forever as "Mice scuttle in the hay,/ brittle leaves scratch/ in the autumn chill"; a husband struggling with "the constant problem/ of breath"; a plague and its wake of "crocuses pushing purple into this cold March morning." Kerlin's poetry compels you to lean in a little closer, to listen and look with more intention, then rewards you with "a spill of starlight" and "the fragile lace of the human lung."

" L'étoile à sept rayons qui conduisait les mages S'est éteinte sur nos pays. La Méditerranée a battu nos rivages, Et les grands cyprès ont gémi. Le Rhône a charrié du limon et des pierres. Les rois d'Arles de leurs tombeaux Sont sortis. Les palais d'Avignon, sans lumières, Ont senti l'aile des corbeaux. La Fontaine de Laure a mêlé son eau vive Aux sources des mauvais printemps ; La Durance, en grondant, a dépassé ses rives, Et sur la plaine des gardians..."

" J'ai fui la ville d'or où les flots et les filles Se disputent l'amour Car une ombre pesait sur mon c¿ur qui vacille, Découronnant mes jours. Mes mains n'étreignent plus cette chair palpitante De l'âcre volupté. Mes cyprès et mes pins ont la voix consolante De l'immortalité. Je change de rosier quand l'élan de ma vie Garde encor sur ses traits D'une part la douleur, d'une autre l'harmonie Qu'augmentent mes regrets. Ils ne sont point porteurs des vaines pénitences Et des chers repentirs ; Ils ne sont les enfants que de cette distance Creusée par l'avenir..."

This book is a collaboration of fifty years. I was baptized in 1974, at the age of nineteen, and since then, I am almost sixty-nine. I thought I'd share my life and experiences I've encountered in my faith.

This heartfelt raw contemporary poetry covers the arch of leaving a relationship and beginning to rebuild, addressing a sudden death, parenting through difficult times, and finding one's voice and strength again. Follow the powerful journey through the darkening, the stumbling, and the dawning of a soul."The heavens need to pour for a while to release the sorrow, the pain, the afflicted.Stand under them and drown in the drops, wishing for them to grow larger.Understanding that the linings come in all colors, every rainbow starts with a cloud."The voices that shape us -cultural pressures, lessons of our upbringing, toxic relationships - play in our heads of our unworthiness, our imperfections, and our limitations. As we each struggle through levels of misuse and abuse, disappointments in life, adventures in parenting and caregiving, health complications and deaths, we often feel alone.You are not alone. You are seen.May these musings help in your own stumbling towards dawn.

We live in a world where there is a tremendous amount of pressure to look a certain way and to live a specific life. In "Unseal Your Worth: Stories To Empower You To Love Your Body And Command Respect," we share a diverse collection of voices from people who are not afraid to reject societal expectations and embrace their individuality. Members of The Unsealed community share personal letters and poems addressed to their bodies or written to the world about why they deserve respect. The stories are emotional, powerful, and inspirational.Contributing Writers:Lauran Hirschi, Rick Writes, Anna Smith, Charmaine Freeman, Stephanie Callas, Taylor Healy, Janet Joshua, Cinthya Pizarro, Faith Williams, Lourdes Toledo, Bleu Jaye, Darlene Cervantes, Jake April, Sierra Putney, Leah Sezanayev, Mary D, Fredlissha Westmoreland, Emily Grace, Christina Mitma Momono, Frankie, Devin, Devananda Vargas, Braya Weaks, Oswald Perez, Zena Chase, Ashleigh Ogg, Josie Pruitt, Autumn Davidson, Rashan Speller, Samantha Russell, Cami Michelsen, Alexandria Stanciel, Jiselle Marquez, Natalya Monyok, Ai¿a Mrkuli¿, Kenya "Kennie" Waugh, Jamell Crouthers, Hannah Gonneville, Mercy Dizon, Amber Shatto, ChatterBox, Drew Zuhosky, Chanaly Rodriguez, Sarah Ludlum, Ala, Cherie Matzen, Rae Dantes, MJ Guerrero, Rebecca, Olivia Droddy, Rebecca Engle, Lindsey Dawn, Ashelyn Knight, Daisy Amoako, Karma, Emily Scapecchi, Gerald Washington, DeAndrea Baker, Michelle Ruby, Rashan Speller, Mira Catlin, Malak Kalmoni Chehab Karen Rice, Danielle Bettro, LaShae Eaddy, Kiore Andrews, Vision W/

Dedication:To my mother who I miss very much besides always keeping your spirit next to me has been monumental.This book of poetry is in celebration of my mothers birthday.

In these raw and deeply personal verses, the author invites you to bear witness to her innermost struggles and triumphs as she navigates the tumultuous waters of healing from trauma, abandonment, neglect, and dysfunctional family systems. This isn't your typical self-help guide with quick fixes; instead, it's a brave exploration of the raw emotions and experiences that accompany the process of inner child healing.Through the evocative power of poetry, Cheydrea delves into the depths of her own healing journey, offering a raw and unfiltered glimpse into the process of purging toxic patterns, re-parenting the wounded inner child, and ultimately reclaiming her voice and self-empowerment. Each page is a testament to the cathartic power of self-reflection, as the author courageously confronts her pain and embraces the transformative journey toward healing and growth. These verses serve as a beacon of hope for anyone who has ever felt trapped by their past, reminding us that true healing begins with the courage to confront our deepest wounds and honor our own voices.Cheydrea encourages readers to dare to feel, dare to heal, and ultimately dare to be their true selves. This inspirational book promotes themes of self-expression, self-discovery, self-acceptance, grief and growth, inner-strength and deep human connection. If you seek a powerful memoir about personal growth and healing, join Cheydrea on her courageous path of transformation in "A Poet's Playground."NOTE:This book includes Author Art, Author Quotes, and LARGER print (print version) to keep your eyes happy and comfortable. The print version is a work of art that will make a cherished piece for your bookshelf or a wonderful gift to give to someone that you know is struggling with emotional pain.www.cheydrea.com @cheydrea on all social media.

THE MONTHLY POETRY COLLECTION BY S. H. MIAH February 2024 features brand-new poems, including the Rescue poetry short story, reflections on Islam, and inspiration for the future. A monthly collection of inspiring poems from S. H. Miah, released on or around the first of every month.

The poems in Santa Tarantula grant an urgent and haunting voice to the voiceless, explore ancient narratives, delve into Cuban history and identity, and confront trauma and violence.Jordan Pérez explores the tension between fear and reprieve, between hopelessness and light, in her debut collection, Santa Tarantula, the tenth winner of the Andrés Montoya Poetry Prize. Pérez lends voices to the forgotten: to the political dissidents, gay men, and religious minorities imprisoned in the forced-labor camps of 1960s Cuba; to biblical women who were deemed unworthy to name; to survivors of sexual violence who grapple with paralyzing fear and isolation.With rich detail, these poems weave together the stories of those who go unheard with family memories, explore moments of unspeakable tragedy with glimpses of a life beyond the trauma, and draw out what it means to be vulnerable and the strength it takes to endure. Santa Tarantula pushes through the darkness, cataloging unspoken pain and multigenerational damage, and revealing that, sometimes, survival is in the telling.

This scarce antiquarian book is a facsimile reprint of the original. Due to its age, it may contain imperfections such as marks, notations, marginalia and flawed pages. Because we believe this work is culturally important, we have made it available as part of our commitment for protecting, preserving, and promoting the world's literature in affordable, high quality, modern editions that are true to the original work.