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Neste Vida dupla, Mariana Ianelli faz uma autêntica homenagem a Henriqueta Lisboa, criando uma voz lírica que se conecta com o incomum dos versos e paisagens da poeta mineira. Com fluidez e graça, al

Você já se imaginou vivendo uma infância cheia de sonhos? Agora, pense como seria viver essa infância trabalhando dia a dia, sem poder ir à escola e brincar com os amigos. Assim foi a vida desta poet

Quiero contarles que este libro comenzó a ser dictado por mi corazón, empecé a escribir de niña tras la pérdida de mi hermano Alejandro a raíz de un accidente, el dolor fue la primera emoción que en un cuaderno, ya con sus paginas palidas y ese olor a nostalgia, pude expresar. Mas adelante fueron emociones y sentimientos encontrados, no solo los propios sino tambien a traves de tener todos los sentidos despiertos hacia mi alrededor.Hoy me permiti salirme de ese cuaderno, de esos versos y mostrarme a traves de ellos, que me conozcas y quizas te reconozcasGracias a mi luz infinita que me guia, gracias a los que sienten mi luz, gracias a todos por brillar.Hoy, como en uno de los versos expreso, ademas de ser Karina, soy poesia

Obra de poesía suave, original, única, nueva, impactante y legible para todos. No escrita sólo para sibaritas o un grupo de gente especial, entendida. Porque la poesía sale del Alma, no de la cabeza, y no hace falta ser catedratico para escribirla, ni doctor para entenderla. Magia, Sentimientos e ideas, este es el Libro Vida.

O livro capta, com sensibilidade, momentos que nos levam a refletir e repensar nossas ações na vida, através de aforismos e desenhos expressivos. Desenhos e frases que parecem mágicos, pois levam nos

Mais um livro, mais um sonho, mais uma alegria. VIDA é um livro de poesia que me faz entender que esse mundo das palavras sentimentais faz parte de minha vida. A poesia é uma forma de desabafo que faz parte de cada um, e so temos que colocar no papel, e pode ter certeza que se transformar em uma bela poesia.

In "Victorian Poetry," John Drinkwater offers a comprehensive exploration of the rich tapestry of poetic expression that flourished during the Victorian era. This volume critically examines the thematic preoccupations, stylistic innovations, and cultural influences that shaped the works of prominent poets such as Alfred Lord Tennyson, Robert Browning, and Elizabeth Barrett Browning. Drinkwaters literary style is marked by a blend of scholarly rigor and lyrical prose, drawing connections between the socio-political climate and the transformative nature of poetic form. His exploration reveals how Victorian poetry encapsulates the tensions of progress and tradition, moving seamlessly between profound emotional introspection and the encroaching modernities of the industrial age. John Drinkwater, a noted poet and playwright in his own right, possessed an intrinsic understanding of the poetic landscape, shaped by his upbringing in the vibrant cultural milieu of early 20th-century England. Having cultivated a deep appreciation for the works of earlier literary giants, he embarked on this critical examination of Victorian poetry to illuminate the enduring relevance of its artistry and to underscore the complex interplay between a rapidly changing world and the poets who responded to it. This book is invaluable for scholars, students, and poetry enthusiasts alike, offering a fresh perspective on an oft-explored era. By situating the beloved poets within their historical contexts and elucidating their shared themes, Drinkwater invites readers to engage with Victorian poetry in a meaningful way, making it an essential addition to any literary library.In this enriched edition, we have carefully created added value for your reading experience:- Handpicked Memorable Quotes shine a spotlight on moments of literary brilliance.- Interactive footnotes clarify unusual references, historical allusions, and archaic phrases for an effortless, more informed read.

Francis Thompsons "Victorian Ode for Jubilee Day, 1897" is a masterful poetic reflection that commemorates the sixtieth anniversary of Queen Victorias reign. Written in a traditional ode form, the poem melds grandeur with personal sentiment, celebrating the themes of national pride, continuity, and the evolution of societal values during a period marked by imperial expansion and social change. Thompsons rich imagery and lyrical style evoke the very essence of the Victorian era, skillfully navigating the complexities and contradictions of a rapidly transforming society. Francis Thompson, an English poet known for his dramatic yet introspective verse, found himself often on the fringes of Victorian society. His tumultuous life and struggles with addiction informed much of his work, often steeped in metaphysical themes and rich symbolism. Thompsons love for the English literary tradition, coupled with personal experiences, compelled him to capture the sociopolitical zeitgeist of the time, rendering this ode not merely a celebration, but also a nuanced exploration of the Victorian psyche. This ode stands as a compelling testament to the cultural ethos of its time and remains a significant contribution to Victorian literature. Scholars and poetry enthusiasts alike will appreciate the depth of Thompsons reflections and the historical context encapsulated within his verse, making it a must-read for those seeking to understand the intricate tapestry of 19th-century England.In this enriched edition, we have carefully created added value for your reading experience:- A succinct Introduction situates the works timeless appeal and themes.- The Synopsis outlines the central plot, highlighting key developments without spoiling critical twists.- A detailed Historical Context immerses you in the eras events and influences that shaped the writing.- A thorough Analysis dissects symbols, motifs, and character arcs to unearth underlying meanings.- Reflection questions prompt you to engage personally with the works messages, connecting them to modern life.- Handpicked Memorable Quotes shine a spotlight on moments of literary brilliance.- Interactive footnotes clarify unusual references, historical allusions, and archaic phrases for an effortless, more informed read.

Victoria menor consiguió el Premio Adonáis en su 76.ª convocatoria «por su sentido del ritmo, su respeto a los maestros y su rechazo tanto de cualquier desgarro formal como de toda floritura innecesa

In "Victor Roy, a Masonic Poem," Harriet Annie Wilkins crafts a thought-provoking narrative that intricately weaves Masonic themes with a rich tapestry of poetic expression. The poem navigates complex emotional landscapes and philosophical musings, embodying the ideals of brotherhood, self-discovery, and moral fortitude inherent in Masonic teachings. Wilkins employs a lyrical style that resonates with Romantic traditions while incorporating elements of allegory and symbolism typical of 19th-century literature, creating a profound reflection on the individuals journey within a collective identity. Harriet Annie Wilkins, a trailblazer in her own right, was deeply influenced by the societal norms and challenges of her time. Raised in a milieu that championed both the intellectual pursuits of women and the esoteric traditions of Freemasonry, Wilkinss perspective on personal empowerment and communal ties is drawn from her own experiences. Her engagement with the Masonic community not only shaped her understanding of fraternity but also provided the artistic lens through which she expressed her vision in poetry. "Victor Roy" is a compelling read for those interested in the intersections of gender, spirituality, and philosophical inquiry. Readers will find in Wilkinss work not merely a poetic exploration but a nuanced commentary that challenges conventional notions of identity and belonging, making it essential for aficionados of both literary and Masonic studies.

Este libro, basado en una historia real, fue escrito por Eulogia Sotomayor en 1992, dedicado especialmente a todas las madres que, en algún momento de su vida, han estado en una situación de extrema soledad y abandono, y piensan que abortar es la solucion a su problema. Dice la autora: "Al decidirse por la vida, se deja traslucir la mision y la alegria que cada niño trae, y no tenemos derecho a interponernos ante ella".

Coisas boas acontecem, claro, até com pessoas ruins e vice-versa! E o sol e a chuva, caem tanto para os Justos quanto para os Iníquos! Vicissitudes rudes (ou boas) são fenômenos ocasionais na realida

Descubra as profundezas da alma através de poesias e textos que exploram cura, mágoas, paixões e decepções.Em Vícios & Versos, cada palavra é um convite à reflexão, um lembrete poderoso do poder

Vicente Huidobro es el puente entre lo terrenal y lo celeste. Su poesía es hambre de infinito, lucha contra los dioses —dolor por su abandono—, orfandad cósmica y deseo de reconquistar el paraíso, la

Da sensibilidade abstrata a poesia concreta, Viajores doutrem apresenta um (des) montar de palavras que revela o olhar de um eu que ora se exprime, ora se expande para perceber o(s) mundo(s) pela alma e coma alma.Ao abstrair o concreto da realidade abstrata, Caio Vinicius faz da poesia uma arte consistente, densa, que faz o leitor se perder em poemas como Buraco Negro para se encontrar no poema Pessoas e posteriormente permitir Em caminhar-se.Viajores Doutrem capta, em uma multiplicidade tematica, as emoçes e os sentimentos presentes no cotidiano para transforma-los em ritmos e formas que se desenham para saciar a sede da alma do leitor, ou como luz que emana amor. A poesia de Caio Vinicius e envolvente no so pelo entrelaçar de palavras, mas tambem pela concretude de suas formas.

Poesias sobre assuntos contemporâneos.

"Como todos los libros inolvidables, Viaje sentimental es un libro imposible de clasificar. Entre el diario de viaje, la novela de aprendizaje, las memorias apócrifas, la crónica de guerra y el relato onirico, estos poemas de Sandro Barrella juegan en distintos terrenos discursivos a traves de un entramado de citas que se superponen, obsesivamente, como un enorme tejido de voces que lo cubren y mezclan todo. Son la cinta sin fin del recordar, donde los viajeros enamorados avanzan por una Italia de tarjeta postal, o encarnan el recuerdo pesadillesco de las ruinas de Bosnia-Herzegovina. Otros son los primeros cosmonautas que sueñan y sufren mas alla del cielo de los soviets; o revolucionarios que unen, en su recorrido intelectual, la historia del proletariado. Aca el poema nunca se queda quieto, se mueve y se escribe a la vez; muta, avanza y se transforma; es un temblor, una vibracion constante que traduce y, a la vez, ahuyenta a la muerte" Veronica Perez Arango.

Colección de poesía.

Antologías de Carlos Castro Saavedra hay muchas.Y entre ellas, por supuesto, las hay de poesía amorosa. Fue un poeta con dos temas centrales, la situación social y el amor, luego sería extraño que no las hubiera. Asi que la existencia previa de poemas que se repiten es muy extensa, porque los antologistas se van copiando unos a otros. Por lo mismo, es probable que la mayoria, sino todos los poemas compilados aqui, ya los haya reunido alguien mas en otros libros. Pero lo importante es que esas coincidencias van creando un canon y se vuelven casi obligatorias.En Viaje a tu cuerpo y otros versos de amor, Dario Jaramillo Agudelo selecciono, en tres trasnochadas con sus dias, treinta y un poemas. Creo, para nuestros lectores, esta pequeña antologia con superabundancia de sonetos, una de las formas que mas y mejor cultivo Castro Saavedra. Todos esos cuartetos y tercetos, sumados a otras maneras de hilar versos, llegan ahora al refugio de la coleccion Otramina para celebrar los cien años del nacimiento del autor.

El libro "Viaje a Nicaragua" de Rubén Darío es una obra que combina la crónica de viaje con la reflexión poética y política, ofreciendo un fresco vibrante de la cultura nicaragüense a finales del sig