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O livro Verso e prosa vem trazer uma pitada de alto astral e alegria de uma forma simples e de fácil leitura, trazendo vários temas em forma de poesia.

"El amor no es un hogar es una obra en construcción"."Leer Verso es encontrarse con la poeta que a una le hubiera gustado ser. Paula Maffía realiza un asombroso gesto de economía, de acopio de fuerzas en la escritura, y entrega a sus criaturas una inteligencia particular. Una inteligencia sin solemnidad, y esto es muy importante aclararlo. Al contrario, en este acierto en lo escrito, lo que queda en los ojos que leen es perplejidad y picardia.Sin duda, ella comprende. Quedo extenuada de su erotismo musical, de estas palabras mojadas desde el comienzo hasta el final. Verso manifiesta la relacion carnal de su autora con la palabra, que es, en definitiva, el deseo de cualquier persona que escribe: algo asi como untar de saliva el papel y esperar a que la poesia se muestre, breve y poderosa. Pienso que un poema no es mas que el lenguaje del erotismo, dicho al vacio y para nadie, del mismo modo en que la Maffia arroja sobre el papel sus haikus lesbicos, hasta el hueso preñados de ella misma.En el tiempo ominoso que nos toca vivir, siempre al borde de desaparecer, la poeta escribe con gracia felina y nos rescata de los lugares comunes en que caemos habitualmente al leer poesia. En Verso se intuye la vida feliz de una artista, la intimidad con sus amantes, con las plantas y animales con que decidio convivir. Aqui encontramos alegria en la vida de todos los dias. Aqui estan presentes hasta las cosas que salieron mal, aunque se las haya hecho bien. Para acercarse a este libro es preciso estar desnuda y en paz, body and soul como dice la cancion, porque hay poetas como Paula Maffia que escriben sobre el papel como si fuera nuestra propia carne".Camila Sosa Villada

Este livro traz o universo do mundo poético. O autor selecionou suas melhores poesias que retratam sua vida, sua profissão, homenagens a sua pequena filha e poesias escritas para datas especiais como

Livro que traz diversas poesias da vida do autor à poemas escritos para crianças, jovens e adultos.

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In "Verses Popular and Humorous," Henry Lawson presents a collection of poems that encapsulate the intricacies of Australian life with remarkable wit and keen observation. This work reflects his unique literary style, characterized by colloquial language and a sardonic humor that underscores both the realities and absurdities of rural existence. Lawson adeptly employs verse as a medium to engage with themes of identity, social disparity, and the Australian sense of place, inviting readers to experience the vibrant tapestry of the countrys diverse landscapes and its multifaceted populace. Henry Lawson, often regarded as one of Australias most significant literary figures, draws upon his own experiences of hardship and an ever-evolving society. His early life, marked by challenging circumstances as the son of a selector, shaped his acute awareness of social injustices and fueled his desire to articulate the struggles and resilience of the Australian populace. Lawsons background allows him to navigate the line between humor and pathos, bringing forth a genuine connection to his subjects that resonates profoundly with readers. I highly recommend "Verses Popular and Humorous" to those interested in Australian literature or anyone seeking a rich portrayal of the human experience. Lawsons ability to weave humor with poignant social critique offers a compelling read that is as enlightening as it is entertaining.

In "Verses of Feeling and Fancy," William M. MacKeracher crafts a compelling collection of poems that delicately balance emotional depth and imaginative reflection. This work intertwines lyrical beauty with philosophical musings, inviting readers into a world where the nuances of human experience are explored through vivid imagery and rhythmic language. MacKeracherAos style is evocative and accessible, drawing upon influences from Romantic poetry, yet remaining firmly rooted in contemporary sensibilities that speak to the modern readers perception of emotional complexity. William M. MacKeracher, an accomplished poet and literary scholar, has spent decades reflecting on the interplay between emotion and creativity. His extensive background in education and literature has informed his poetic voice, allowing him to navigate both the intricate landscapes of personal feeling and the broader canvas of human experience. MacKerachers academic pursuits and lived experiences have culminated in this remarkable collection, which serves as both an expression of his artistic vision and a reflection of his profound understanding of the human condition. "Verses of Feeling and Fancy" is a must-read for anyone seeking to engage with the texture of emotional life through the lens of poetry. MacKeracherAos insightful exploration into the heart of what it means to feel and imagine will resonate with readers who appreciate the deep connections between art and emotion. This collection not only enhances the poetic discourse but also invites readers to reflect on their own feelings and fancies.

In "Verses 1889-1896," Rudyard Kipling presents a compelling anthology of poetry that encapsulates his diverse engagement with themes such as imperialism, childhood, and the complexities of human experience. The collection showcases Kiplings distinctive literary style, marked by musicality and vivid imagery, which reflects both his mastery of traditional forms and a willingness to innovate. Set against the backdrop of the late 19th century, a period of significant British expansion and societal change, these verses serve as a microcosm of the eras cultural and political tensions, revealing the intricacies of life within a global empire. Rudyard Kipling, a product of colonial India, drew profoundly on his personal experiences and observations to craft his literary voice. His early life in the Indian subcontinent, coupled with later experiences in England and a deep-seated fascination with the imperial ethos, profoundly influenced his writing, particularly within the context of adventure and the psychological journey of the individual. Kiplings dual identity as both an insider and outsider affords his work a unique depth, plumbing the strains of belonging and alienation. "Verses 1889-1896" is recommended for readers interested in exploring the rich interplay of personal and national identity through poetry. Whether you are a longtime admirer of Kipling or a newcomer to his work, this collection promises a nuanced reflection on the Victorian condition and remains a cornerstone in understanding the literary landscape of its time.

Rudyard Kiplings "Verses 1889-1896" is a compelling anthology that captures the essence of the poets early career, marked by vivid imagery and rhythmic linguistic dexterity. The collection reflects the socio-political landscape of the British Empire during the late 19th century, blending personal sentiment with broad cultural themes. Kiplings verses are characterized by a masterful employment of meter and rhyme, encapsulating both the grandeur and the gritty realities of empire, encapsulated in a style that is both accessible and profound. Themes of colonialism, identity, and the human experience resonate throughout, making this work not only a reflection of the authors personal beliefs but also a mirror to the historical context of the era. Rudyard Kipling, a product of colonial India, was deeply influenced by his surroundings and the complexities of empire. His upbringing, marked by a blend of British and Indian cultures, imbued him with a rich understanding of the nuances of colonial life. This background informed much of his writing, as he grappled with questions of loyalty, belonging, and the moral implications of imperialism, leading to a nuanced portrayal of both the British and the colonized. "Verses 1889-1896" is a must-read for anyone interested in understanding the intricate interplay between literature and history. Kiplings powerful voice and evocative style not only illuminate the period but also invite readers to reflect on contemporary issues of identity and belonging. This collection is essential for both literary scholars and general readers alike, ensuring Kiplings role as a significant figure in the canon of Victorian poetry.

In "Verses 1889-1896," Rudyard Kipling crafts a rich tapestry of poetic expression that reflects the complexities of imperial Britain and the intricate socio-political landscape of the late 19th century. This compilation showcases Kiplings mastery in employing varied poetic forms, from ballads to narrative poems, each encapsulating themes of adventure, colonialism, and the human experience. The collection offers a vivid exploration of life in British India, the notions of duty and honor, as well as the connection between man and nature, illustrating Kiplings keen observation and empathy. His distinctive use of rhythm and local vernacular anchors the reader in the era, making it both a historical document and an artistic statement. Rudyard Kipling, a luminary of British literature and the recipient of the Nobel Prize in Literature in 1907, was born in India, an experience that profoundly influenced his writing. His dual cultural identity and time spent in British India provided him with unique insights into the effects of colonialism and the complexity of human relationships. Kiplings early exposure to diverse cultures and storytelling traditions informed his poetic voice, leading to a nuanced and often critical perspective on imperialism. This collection is highly recommended for readers who are interested in an intricate interplay of history, culture, and poetic form. "Verses 1889-1896" invites literary scholars, students, and casual readers alike to delve into KiplingAos profound reflections on society, encouraging a deeper understanding of both the text and the period it represents.

While Wharton is best known for her searing autopsies on American aristocracy, Verses reveals a more introspective side of the author. This was her first work, published by her parents, and swiftly to be followed by The House of Mirth and The Age of Innocence, the ladder which was adapted for the silver screen in 1993, starring Daniel Day-Lewis, and Michelle Pfeiffer.Verses reveals Whartons love for Shakespeare, in poems such as Heaven, and Maiden Arise. Through her work, the author explores the themes of life, love, and death, and sets aside some well-chosen words to write about the changing of the seasons. A wonderful read for Wharton fans who want to get to know the glass ceiling breaking author a little bit better.

In her collection "Verses," Edith Wharton explores a range of themes that delve into the complexities of human experience, nature, and society. Written in her characteristic eloquent prose, Wharton employs intricate imagery and lyrical language to convey emotional depth and insight, reminiscent of the Romantic poets. Set against the backdrop of early 20th-century America, this compilation reflects Whartons acute observations on both personal and societal issues, underscoring her literary position at the intersection of modernism and realism. Each poem reveals the nuanced tensions of her time, allowing readers to navigate the rich texture of her thought and artistry. Edith Wharton, known primarily for her novels and her critical observations of American society, was deeply influenced by her privileged upbringing, which provided her a unique lens through which to critique the elite circles of her contemporaries. Whartons passion for literature was complemented by her keen interest in architecture and design, reflecting her multifaceted talents. Her poetry, though less well-known, serves as a testament to her skill in capturing the ephemeral moments of beauty and pain in life, demonstrating her breadth as an author and her philosophical inquiries into existence. "Verses" is highly recommended for those who appreciate the lyrical beauty of poetry and the subtleties of human emotion. Whartons ability to distill profound observations into verse offers readers a contemplative journey through the intricacies of life. This collection invites both poetry aficionados and Wharton enthusiasts to immerse themselves in the eloquence of her reflections, enriching their understanding of a writer who transcendently captured the zeitgeist of her era.In this enriched edition, we have carefully created added value for your reading experience:- A comprehensive Introduction outlines these selected works unifying features, themes, or stylistic evolutions.- The Author Biography highlights personal milestones and literary influences that shape the entire body of writing.- A Historical Context section situates the works in their broader erasocial currents, cultural trends, and key events that underpin their creation.- A concise Synopsis (Selection) offers an accessible overview of the included texts, helping readers navigate plotlines and main ideas without revealing critical twists.- A unified Analysis examines recurring motifs and stylistic hallmarks across the collection, tying the stories together while spotlighting the different works strengths.- Reflection questions inspire deeper contemplation of the authors overarching message, inviting readers to draw connections among different texts and relate them to modern contexts.- Lastly, our handpicked Memorable Quotes distill pivotal lines and turning points, serving as touchstones for the collections central themes.

In "Verses," Susan Coolidge presents a captivating collection of poetry that encapsulates the joys and sorrows of everyday life, deftly weaving themes of childhood, love, and the passage of time. The work is characterized by its melodic language and vivid imagery, drawing upon Romantic and Victorian influences. Coolidges use of lyrical form and personal reflection invites readers into an intimate space where emotional resonance is paramount, allowing them to experience the world through her discerning gaze. The collection serves as both a mirror and a window, appealing to those who appreciate the depth and nuance of human experience captured in verse. Susan Coolidge, the pen name of Sarah Chauncey Woolsey, was a prominent figure in childrens literature and poetry during the late 19th century. Her own experiences as a caretaker and her keen observations of family life profoundly shaped her artistic voice. Coolidges literary background and her close-knit relationships with children and young adults informed her desire to explore the complexities of growing up, making "Verses" a natural extension of her creative pursuits. This collection is highly recommended for readers who seek to reflect on the beauty and challenges of life through the lens of lyrical poetry. CoolidgeAos enchanting verses resonate with both nostalgia and wisdom, making "Verses" a timeless addition to any literary library.

In his witty collection, "Verse and Worse," Harry Graham employs a playful yet acerbic style to explore the absurdities of life, love, and societal norms through light verse and humorous poetry. Grahams work is characterized by its sharp irony and clever wordplay, often drawing on traditional poetic forms while infusing them with contemporary themes. Set against the backdrop of late 19th and early 20th-century literary innovation, his verses reflect the tension between Victorian prudence and emerging modern sensibilities, making the collection both a historical artifact and a timeless commentary on human folly. Harry Graham, an intriguing figure in the literary landscape, was born in 1874 and lived through periods of significant cultural transformation. His dual identity as an English poet and satirist brought a richness to his work, influenced by his experiences as both a soldier and a critic of societal conventions. Grahams keen observation and biting satire stem from his engagement with contemporary literary circles, as he often poked fun at the conventions he both admired and despised, ultimately revealing the absurdity inherent in human behavior. "Verse and Worse" is a must-read for those who appreciate the art of satire and the beauty of language. Offering humor and insight in equal measure, this collection is sure to delight readers who seek both entertainment and reflection on the often ridiculous facets of existence.

"Versando lo vivido" no es una historia de amor, desamor o amistad. Simplemente es un recopilatorio de todo lo que me ha sucedido con el paso del tiempo. Sí, eso que seguramente te ha pasado a ti tambien. Un homenaje a quien me ha acompañado y a quien se ha quedado en el camino."Versando lo vivido" es mi historia, pero perfectamente podria ser la tuya, de hecho, ahora es mas tuya que nunca. Disfrutala.

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ELIO MOREIRA VERO. REAL E VERÍDICO **** Neste livro. Elio Moreira descreve fielmente sua passagem pela atual existência, história de uma vida feliz descrita em Prosas, Crônicas e Poesias. Uma realida

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