Poesía

"Pouring Echoes" is all about vulnerability. It is about connecting with others in order to understand purpose. It is about empathy, fear, and decisions. This is a book aimed at taking you on a journey. On the echo that is our crying, laughter, and silence. It is about shouting out to the world, listening for a reply, and moving forward.Sincerely,Nick Bellacicco (n.J.bellacicco)??

A book of haiku written by the Champion of haiku. Fuck you. ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ?





I've been looking forward to reading this book since I first saw DrayZera perform, just over a year ago.?Dray is a striking, powerful and engaging performer. His live readings are a wonderful mass of passion and kinetic energy; an experience not to be missed. This book finally gives Dray?s words the opportunity to stand for themselves, stripped of the colourful trappings of performance. Now the reader can pore over and engage with Dray?s words on their own merit. At last we have a publication of his works, enabling us to step inside the performer, see the soul that resides in him, expressed here through his poetry.Make no mistake, like all art, that's what you?re holding in your hands; a piece of Dray?s soul, extracted and refined into words. Some will bring delight; some of it may be uncomfortable to read; some will wash over you and some will sink into you, make you think and leave you changed. But it is all authentic, bold and dynamic; not for the faint hearted, the fragile or easily offended.Dray doesn't shy from exposing the ugly as well as the beautiful; shining a light on that which others keep hidden

Robert Wells was born in Oxford in 1947. He has worked as a woodman, a teacher and in publishing. His Collected Poems and Translations (Carcanet Press) appeared in 2009. ?...quietly determined and original...for more than 30 years he has pursued the question of landscape, how it might be lived in and worked in, recorded and celebrated.? - Charles Bainbridge, The Guardian. ?Wells inherits a faith in a poem as a thing in itself, that has value in a real world as well as an idyllic one? - Tom Payne, Times Literary Supplement. This pamphlet contains fifteen new poems. From the coins of Greek antiquity to a group of young folk with a laptop via the Mediterranean and Exmoor, the poet gives us objects, lives and places of interest: occasions of insight into the partly chosen, partly given, worlds of his and others? energetic existences. The poems in A Last Look are artefacts made with loving exactitude in the personal workshop of memory.

Late en la poesía de José Iniesta un " imaginario de la luz " , dentro de la tradición que Valente llama meditativa. Luz a un tiempo mental y física, donde al relámpago del intelecto sorprende el sol de la iluminación oscura. Luz de la mente y el corazón que se revela en la exactitud de una mirada. Mirada convertida en ritmo por la acción de la memoria. " Los espacios del sueño y la pobreza " se dirigen a quien desee escuchar en voz baja, a modo de confidencia. Bajo la luz generosa del cielo. " la luz emocionada " . Así como uno pasa de ser hijo a ser padre, de igual modo este cántico transcurre por los cauces del tiempo y el ritmo, hacia los paraísos de la Memoria. Donde la imaginación es la propia existencia humana, y no un estado efímero, que diría el poeta visionario William Blake.

Los cinco puntos cardinales de la poesía de Jacob Lorenzo (Cabra, Córdoba, 1982) dependen, en su descompensación estratégica, de kilómetros subjetivos. Limita al sur con el humor creador del poeta mexicano, Joaquín Antonio Peñalosa, con el que comparte la receta secreta e imposible para hacer una naranja, con Juarroz, al este con Juan Vicente Piqueras, Sarajlic, Li-Po, Issa, Buson (los haikus de Jacob nacen de su puntería en los triples del basket), al norte con Joan argarit, al centro con Luis Alberto de Cuenca y al oeste con Ferlinghetti y Luis Felipe Comendador. La espalda de Jano, su tercer poemario, es una bomba de relojería de mitología grecolatina, de alejandrino exotismo modernista japonés, de endecasílabos hispánicos. Todos los mundos en un mundo, un punto por donde pasa una línea clara, una historia diferente. Unos versos cálidos a modo de magia de mareas, que nos conservan en arrullos de sal y nieve.



PREMI POESIA VICENT ANDRÉS ESTELLÉS AJUNTAMENT DE BURJASSOT I eixams difusos, bandades esparses, creen per nosaltres les distàncies, les callades extensions, l'espai desert de la mirada.

PREMI EX AEQUO DE POESIA VICENT ANDRÉS ESTELLÉS AJUNTAMENT DE BURJASSOT Ompli't d'horitzons, no descanses la mirada, no perdes el pas ni les hores en la rònega tasca del balanç. El passat és mera il·lusió dels sentits, un argument mal tramat, un museu d'estàtues decapitades per les dalles de l'oblit, i no es cull en camps sembrats de sal la fruita de cap passió.



El panal de corazón es un libro de poemas de las pequeñas cosas, esas leves ventanas del alma en las que se desnuda el mundo, el interlineado de lo evidente, el significado de lo desapercibido. En él el autor, como un caminante enamorado, deja que la mirada vagabunda vaya descubriendo el corazón universal que está latiendo en todas direcciones.

Alexis Pope is the author of Soft Threat (2014) and That Which Comes After (Big Lucks Books, 2017), and, with Joshua Young, I Am Heavy w/ Feeling: A Correspondence (Fog Machine, 2017). Poetry and nonfiction has appeared in cream city review, Denver Quarterly, jubilat, Poor Claudia, Powder Keg, Prelude, Sink, The Volta, and West Branch, among others. Pope lives in Chicago with her daughter. Joshua Young is the author of Psalms for the Wreckage (Plays Inverse, 2017), The Holy Ghost People (Plays Inverse, 2014), and, with Alexis Pope, I Am Heavy w/ Feeling: A Correspondence (Fog Machine, 2017), as well as three other collections. Work has appeared in Gulf Coast, Puerto del Sol, Fugue, Court Green, and Vinyl, among others. Young lives in Chicago with two humans.? ? "I'm standing in my kitchen, waiting for potatoes to bake, reading your book. It's beautiful. Thank you." - Val, Joshua's Boss. ? "Your poems are pretty. Your poems are cool. And naked. My house from the book is cool. Can I have a lollipop?" --Willa, age 5 ? "I don't get it." -?Elliot Young, age 6 ?

Magna obra que recoge en más de mil páginas lo más significativo de la rica y desconocida obra de los poetas nórdicos.