Bien qu'ayant toujours écrit de la poésie, Luc Baba refusait jusqu'ici de la publier, préférant la réserver à l'oralité (sa réputation dans ce domaine l'a fait inviter à plusieurs festivals, dont les Biennales de la Poésie 2010 et le Festival de Poésie Wallonie-Bruxelles à Namur en 2011).
En symbiose avec les photos de Brahim Metiba, Méridiennes emprunte une veine de textes courts, parfois proches du haïku, avec des jeux de mise en page, pour exprimer l’amour des lumières et des visages du Maroc.
Né à Charleroi (Belgique) le jour des Saints-Innocents 1940, Raymond-Jean Lenoble, futur médecin gynécologue, a publié son premier recueil (prix Marin) à 18 ans.
Deuxième volet d’un diptyque “animé par différents mouvements : horizontaux, verticaux, musicaux…”, dont “Enjambées” est le premier, « Vertige ascendant édifie, parachève, (re)crée avec plus d'intensité encore ce qui va composer le poème :“Et la poésie recrée / l'univers”.
"e;I Have a Savior,"e; illustrated with vibrant hand-painted watercolor artwork, is a book dedicated to teaching children and families the importance of friendship with the Lord.
Vivid memories prompted by hearing a few stray notes playing sent me wandering through my very rich life to renew my love of particular pieces of music and songs.
The collected longer poems of brilliant Canadian poet Sharon ThesenRefabulations collects and reanimates the longer and serial poems from Sharon Thesen's uvre, from her first book in 1980 to today.
This collection of poems reflects the author's thoughts on a range of topics from light and humorous to deeply meditative, evoking a range of emotions, with which the reader can identify and find relatable to life's experiences.
These selected poems and letters were written in moments of great gratitude for the things I have gone through and now being on the other side of great heart ache and setbacks I have faced in my life so far.
Let meI want to fall into meI've become ignorant of myselfAs if my right hand chose to stayLast NovemberBefore he turned twoSo I was born eleven timesAnd I wasn't completeMy left hand promisedTo compensate me for the lossBut she's sensitive about timeShe threw me into a black clockSo I ran with its obsessive handsI got used to getting dizzy and wouldn't stopFrom spinning like a possessed personHe's like this.
A Collection of Poetry by Blue HartIn the quiet moments, in the battles we fight, in love that endures beyond reason-Embers of Hope is a journey through resilience, loss, and the fire that keeps us moving forward.
En Mania de hojas circulan hombres y mujeres a quienes la vida los obligo a vivir, a buscar lo eterno entre cuatro paredes, a concebir el dolor como el ojo de Dios grabado sobre el pecho, destinados a arrancar de raiz el miedo cuando se tiene la certeza de que las palabras las regala el dia y de que el unico engano lo sabe la muerte.
Entre las múltiples lecturas que pueden hacerse de este libro, sea como un poema político, como un poema de amor o como un poema de triunfo de la sobrevivencia a las distintas violencias del mundo, "El monasterio de las palabras" es, antes que nada, una elegía que levanta las trazas de lo perdido, de lo que se ha perdido más allá del alcance de las palabras.
Flying Red Horse is a book of poetry, with a lyric essay, about fatherhood and masculinity, and the conditions of whiteness that pressure those terms for contemporary relevance and meaning.
In describing poetic approaches, the poet in this collection and others is close to two poets with two unique features: Abu al-Ala al-Ma'arri and Ahmad al-Safi al-Najafi.
A seat facing the sea and the night sleeping on the blue of the Arabian I have two full glasses and room to embrace the hearts of my heart like a rivet and roll it perhaps a woman desires to live perhaps a woman stumbles upon me on the way to a bad date perhaps a woman bends down curiously and opens my heart so she can read it
Richard Barnfield is sometimes considered the rival poet in Shakespeare's sonnets but has been relatively neglected in studies of early modern English poetry.
