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?What is impressive is the ambit of this collection, the way Morgan explores with equal authority the natural world, history, mythology, the vagaries of humankind, and grief. A finely-tuned intelligence shines through these poems, which are lexically rich and jam-packed with precise imagery. Her poems marry the down-to-earth to the numinous; they make evident the breadth of Morgan?s engagement with life and with language, and her passion for fusing the two.? ?? Kathryn Lomer



A collection of animal poems, inspired by love, cigarettes, and Darwinism. This chapbook by Brendan Ahern is dedicated to?all the animals that get left out. Those who don?t eat enough, and get beaten by the alpha. Those?whose nests aren?t up to scratch and find themselves living alone. It's a book for all those?spring peepers heard?calling late into July.

This work has been selected by scholars as being culturally important and is part of the knowledge base of civilization as we know it.This work is in the public domain in the United States of America, and possibly other nations. Within the United States, you may freely copy and distribute this work, as no entity (individual or corporate) has a copyright on the body of the work.Scholars believe, and we concur, that this work is important enough to be preserved, reproduced, and made generally available to the public. To ensure a quality reading experience, this work has been proofread and republished using a format that seamlessly blends the original graphical elements with text in an easy-to-read typeface.We appreciate your support of the preservation process, and thank you for being an important part of keeping this knowledge alive and relevant.

«Cualquier espacio libre, llénalo de poesía o de besos, pero llénalo, empieza por mis hojas, mi boca o mi cuerpo» En estas hojas encontraras transcrito el más profundo sentimiento de amor, pasión y deseo que puede inspirar la persona amada, así como, el dolor y la tristeza por la separación o la pérdida de la misma. Estos versos están escritos sin filtro, y desde mi corazón los comparto contigo, deseando que te hagan sentir y soñar

¿Quién entre Markus, el pelotari, Évariste, Álvar, Ezio, o algún cierto alguien, es el único por el que se siente arraigo? ¿Quién es Él? Me miró por mi nombre y Velero conforman una antología, primordialmente erótica, que, directa o indirectamente, se puede resumir en que es una larga carta de amor, a través de poemas, a uno solo y único hombre, en las distintas etapas de la formación del poeta. Cada uno de los escritos lo tiene a Él como principal fuente de inspiración, indistintamente del título que el texto ostenta o a quién esté dirigido. Quién es Él se mantiene en misterio. Solo Alonso Quijano tuvo la enternecedora locura de mencionar con tanta vehemencia a Dulcinea; y yo, mucho me temo, también soy loco...



This unique collection of poetry and prose will alternately inspire and uplift!? The author shares her own hopes and fears as she opens her heart and soul for the reader?s examination and encouragement.? This is the second book of poetry for Vada and it?s sure to be another best seller!

Not Aloud presents some 30 plus years of Christopher J. Jarmick?s marvelous poetry. Jarmick?s thematic territory is expansive-- family, relationships, the art of writing, philosophy, his patented poem starters, and much, much more. His language is musical, approachable, and memorable. His refreshing turns of phrases stand clich?s on their heads: ?The clouds/are not metaphors at all./ They hide the sky,/they get fat,/sometimes they burst,/but not with tears,/Mr. Tambourine Man,/just with rain.? Full of humor, acute observation, and deep emotion, Not Aloud is a collection you?ll want to return to again and again. ? ? --Lana Hechtman Ayers, author of A New Red, editor MoonPath Press.