"e;Suicide or Success"e; by Curtis Darzee Odhiambo is a poetry compilation that delves into the raw and challenging moments of human existence, posing the poignant question: *Suicide or Success?
The nature of poetry; A constant question and a basic idea that preoccupies the collection "It's Too Late" by the poet Muhammad Abu Zaid, starting from the form and content, passing through the relationship of poetry to the world that is about to collapse, and ending with the poet himself confronting his poem, where they exchange the question: "What's next?
A Beautiful Soul Always Finds Love is a heartfelt collection of poems that explores the many facets of love—its warmth, its struggles, and its quiet strength.
En tanto poeta, Jose Homero ha decidido privilegiar el sentido de la vista: sus poemas son construcciones imaginales que al desplegarse reconstruyen un mundo de valores alterados y febriles.
El estomago de las ballenas, obra ganadora del Premio Bellas Artes de Poesia Aguascalientes 2024, lanza un cuestionamiento fundamental en torno al papel de los seres humanos y su efecto en la naturaleza.
Die drei vielleicht bedeutendsten Gedichtzyklen von Rainer Maria Rilke in einem Werk:"Das Stunden-Buch" besteht aus drei Teilen: Vom mönchischen Leben (1899), Von der Pilgerschaft (1901), Von der Armut und vom Tode (1903).
This poetry book, with photos at the end of the book, is considered a Seattle production, even though some of the poems may have been put together in other cities.
Die deutsche Gegenwartsliteratur erledigte Rolf Dieter Brinkmann bekanntlich im Rundumschlag: "Andersch … lasch, und Walser, Enzensberger, Grass, Hildesheimer, Wellershoff, Richter gar nicht zu ertragen wie gar nicht der dumme humane Böll zu ertragen ist – sowas Abgestandenes ringsum, sowas Trübes".
Esta Poesia reunida compila la trayectoria de Elsa Cross desde Naxos (1966) hasta sus mas recientes poemas (2001) en la que quiza sea la mas completa recopilacion de la obra poetica de la autora.
In her poetry collection, "That Is the Distance," Israa Al-Nimr expresses her relationship with life, death, and everything in between, and describes the feelings that were imprinted on her poetic soul, as a result of rejection and helplessness, loneliness and emptiness, fear, and lightness caused by pain, and she finds nothing but illusion as a way to continue, as she says: "Sometimes I need illusion in order to live.
Prose thoughts by the Chinese writer Min Chi Tsai, in which he narrates his feelings towards his family and the people of his town, in which he talks about his observations, impressions, and diaries in very sweet literary prose.
Prose thoughts by the Chinese writer Ma Yuezhen, in which he lists a group of prose excerpts that reflect his personal formation and feelings towards his nationality, in which he talks about his observations, impressions, and diaries in very sweet literary prose.
A collection of poetry by the Chinese writer Ma Zhanxiang, whose original name is Ma Ruzi, a member of the Chinese Writers' Union, a member of the Chinese Minority Writers' Union, and Assistant Secretary-General of the Ningxia Poetry Society.
Li Bi Lun, a writer, playwright, and literary critic from Beijing, professor at the Central Nationalities University, and a member of the Writers' Union and the Chinese Dramatists' Union.
A collection of poetry by the Chinese poet "Jing He" that tells about wars and fighters in defense of identity, and describes the land, history, nature, and love in the conscience of Chinese minorities.
"e;About Dreams"e; by Manoranjan Ghoshal is a profound and expansive collection of poetic prose and verse that serves as a journey through the landscapes of the human soul.
A collection of poetry by the Chinese poet "Sun Qian" that tells about wars and fighters in defense of identity, and describes the land, history, nature, and love in the conscience of Chinese minorities, as it carries a unique literary character that is added to the library of biographies of Arabic poetry, collected within the series of creativity of Chinese minority literature.
