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“Ser rotulado é começar a morrer artisticamente” — essa afirmação do poeta Sebastião Nunes, em entrevista a Fabrício Marques em 2008, é uma ótima divisa para a obra de uma vida inteira que se mostra

La obra de un poeta imprescindible, reunida en un solo volumen.«Poéticamente atesora una austeridad y una sobriedad que entroncan más con la poesía inglesa que con la latina, pero que se ocupan de un

Alfonsina Storni (1892–1938) rompió el silencio de una época que prefería a las mujeres calladas. Desde la rebeldía de sus primeros versos hasta la vanguardia onírica de su despedida, su obra es un t

Delmira Agustini (1886–1914) desmanteló los prejuicios de una época que solo permitía a la mujer ser musa, nunca creadora. Desde la inocencia aparente de "La Nena" hasta la voracidad de sus versos ma

Alma violeta es un poemario intenso y confesional donde Andrea Armesto expone, sin velos, las fisuras del amor, el deseo y la pérdida. La voz poética transita la pasión, la ausencia y la autonegación, construyendo un yo quebrado que escribe para no desaparecer.Con una escritura visceral y cargada de imagenes corporales, el libro dialoga con la tradicion de la poesia intimista argentina y convierte al lenguaje en refugio, herida y supervivencia. Alma violeta no busca respuestas: es un grito, una catarsis, una experiencia emocional que arde hasta el final.

Francisca Júlia (18711920) desafiou a lógica de uma época que duvidou que mãos femininas pudessem talhar sonetos perfeitos. Da rigidez clássica de seus primeiros mármores às brumas místicas de seu fi

Quem é Aziri? Quem é essa mulher, identificada como “africana da nação Mina”, na fotografia de Christiano Junior, de 1864-1865? Ela é Aziri Dagwa? Francisca Maria? Chica d’Água? Qual era seu nome ant

O Abrigo do Silêncio é o terceiro livro da tríade poética de Maria Helena Marques. Depois de Inquietações em Palavras e Um Deserto em Mim, este novo volume reúne mais de quarenta poemas que exploram

Minha Vida é Meu Tempo (em Inglês, My Life is My Time) é uma coleção de 25 poemas contemporâneos que mergulha na essência da existência humana. Por meio de versos livres em português e inglês, a auto

Rooted in religion, grounded and earthy, the debut collection from the Poetry Critic for the Sunday Times delivers frank and humorous poems about mortality, desire, and the joys and griefs of fatherhood.In Dirt Rich, Richardson digs deep into his past: a childhood in the Nottinghamshire coalfield, his hatch / match / dispatch duties as a Church of England Parish Priest, and years of work with Archaeological Science in Germany.These poems deal with the dirt we dish, the mud we sling, the treasure we bury. In this startlingly honest first collection, love is celebrated, loss confronted, and lifes trade-offs presented do we choose loving or knowing, faith or the void, time or eternity? In coalmines and churchyards and fossil-hunting digs, the hope of resurrection persists. These are poems of personality and beauty, to be learnt by heart and taken to heart.

Words will go their own way, and carry the poet with them, on many a wild goose chase, in and out of the past, haunted by and revisiting the island where he came of age. In the new collection from the Welsh Forward Prize-shortlisted poet, nature writer and editor of the eco-literary magazine Archipelago, McNeillie explores his deep sense, in his older age, of not belonging anywhere other than in mind and in the wild.McNeillie recovers and renews Pytheas the Greeks exploration of fourth century BC Britain and Thomas Pennants account of Wales, but A Wild Goose Chase lays these historical accounts of the natural world beside the authors own experiences. The poems moving and not unmelancholy late recollections blur temporal and spatial boundaries as they stay alive to the impacts of climate change and globalization.

Experience the grandeur of the Volsung saga retold in rolling, epic verse that captures the tragic majesty of Norse mythology. The poem follows the life of the dragon-slayer Sigurd, his possession of the cursed ring, and the doom that befalls his house through betrayal and love. Considered by the author to be his masterpiece, it renders the raw power of the Eddas into a rhythmic English that thrums with ancient energy. It is a monumental work of heroic literature that delves into the acceptance of fate.

Ride into the tumult of the Battle of Flodden Field with a narrative poem that reads with the urgency and excitement of an action novel. The tale follows a flawed hero, a nobleman whose quest for a wealthy marriage leads him into a web of forgery, betrayal, and eventually, the thick of combat. It captures the rugged beauty of the Scottish borders and the tragic grandeur of a doomed military campaign. The work is celebrated for its galloping rhythm and vivid imagery, cementing the authors reputation as a poet before his ascent as a novelist.

Transport yourself to the Trossachs in a narrative poem that weaves a complex tale of hidden identities, royal hunting parties, and clan warfare. The story centers on the fair Ellen Douglas and the three men who vie for her hand amidst a brewing rebellion against the King. Famous for its lyrical descriptions of the Scottish landscape, the work played a crucial role in popularizing the Highlands as a destination for travelers and dreamers. It is a romantic masterpiece of chivalry and nature that sings with the spirit of the North.

Set during a single twelve-hour night shift in a factory, plastic is a book-length poem exploring the life of the industrial worker turned poet.Bringing together memoir, ekphrasis and satire, Bplastic is based on Matthew Rices experience working in a plastic moulding factory for ten years. Illustrating alienated twenty-first-century Irish labour in poetic form, plastic engages with the inflictions and implications of a post-industrial, post-Troubles society, all while weaving in depictions of factory work from literature, film and the visual arts.Time-stamped to highlight the claustrophobia of the workers experience, this is a poem about feeling a calling while being submerged in the world of menial labour making plastic airplane parts by night, making poetry by day, uniting what Jacques Ranciere calls the labourers in love with the intellectual nights and those intellectuals in love with the toilsome and glorious days of the labouring people.plastics evocation and lucidity moves with grace through working class realities and hopeful imaginings.

What stories shaped civilizations understanding of heroism, fate, and the soul?The Epic Poems Anthology brings together the greatest epic poems ever writtenmonumental works that defined cultures, inspired centuries of art, and laid the foundations of Western literature. From the battlefields of ancient Troy to the depths of the underworld and the heights of heaven, these poems explore courage, honor, destiny, love, and the eternal struggle between humanity and the divine.Featuring masterpieces such as The Iliad, The Odyssey, The Aeneid, and The Divine Comedy, this collection traces humanitys earliest and most powerful storytelling traditions. These epics blend myth, history, philosophy, and poetry into narratives of unforgettable scale and emotional depth.Grand, symbolic, and profoundly human, these works continue to shape literature, philosophy, and imagination across the world.Inside this eBook, youll explore:The most influential epic poems in literary historyLegendary heroes, gods, journeys, and moral trialsFoundations of classical mythology and Western thoughtA cornerstone anthology of world literatureRead for study, reflection, or pure aweThe Epic Poems Anthology offers stories that have endured for thousands of years because they still speak to who we are.Begin the journey that shaped the world. Buy now and experience the greatest epics ever written.

The Comedy of Errors is one of William Shakespeares early plays. It is his shortest and one of his most farcical comedies, with a major part of the humour coming from slapstick and mistaken identity, in addition to puns and word play.Set in the Greek city of Ephesus, The Comedy of Errors tells the story of two sets of identical twins who were accidentally separated at birth. Antipholus of Syracuse and his servant, Dromio of Syracuse, arrive in Ephesus, which turns out to be the home of their twin brothers, Antipholus of Ephesus and his servant, Dromio of Ephesus.When the Syracusans encounter the friends and families of their twins, a series of wild mishaps based on mistaken identities lead to wrongful beatings, a near-seduction, the arrest of Antipholus of Ephesus, and false accusations of infidelity, theft, madness, and demonic possession.

En 2024 llegó a su centenario En nuestro tiempo, hasta la fecha el título menos conocido de la obra narrativa de Ernest Hemingway. Salió a finales de marzo de 1924 bajo el sello editorial Three Mountains Press y el primer ejemplar, de un tiraje de 170, se vendio en Shakespeare and Company el 4 de abril. Sus paginas estan dedicadas a Robert McAlmon y William Bird, impresores de la ciudad de Paris, y al capitan Edward Dorman-Smith de los fusileros Reales de Northumberland, quien proveyo a Hemingway de algunas historias. Sin embargo, al año de su publicacion, Hemingway desmantelo de manera radical la unidad de sus paginas y destruyo las 18 miniaturas de su contenido. Aqui, en nuestro tiempo, por primera vez en español, presenta a una nueva ronda de lectores sus singulares señas de identidad literaria.

The never-before-published poems of one of the great American poets, edited and introduced by Shane McCrae.Only Sing is a continuation of John Berrymans vast project The Dream Songs. These 152 never-before-published poems are an expansion of this epic of the American twentieth-century psyche. In the voice and figure of Henry - riddled with desire, self-loathing and a permanent sense of being odds with the world - Berryman created, in the words of McCrae, a hero for a disenchanted nation.Berryman never saw these dream songs in print but he was content that if they ever appeared, it would be up to the reader to fit those poems in among the published ones.

I am drawing a map of distances. The swimmer. The sleeper. The dreamer. Another afternoon traipsing the incomprehensible corridors of the brain. Nothing uttered.Alia Kobuszkos poetry is as immediate as it is mysterious. She is unafraid of detonating form or trusting a quiet phrase, and saturates these poems with surreal and sensuous aspects. In this enchanting and piercing debut, strange horses gallop - embodying metamorphic freedom and power. The speaker becomes the rider, the horse itself and even the field, enacting how the poet inhabits and unanchors their subject so that girl and horse / stand still- / field runs through them.