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El primer poemario de Antonio Carreño es una caja negra que guarda las respuestas que nos quedan después del accidente. Del de amar, del de creer, del de vivir. Respuestas que nos hacen preguntarnos de nuevo: ¿por que no volver a intentarlo?Estos poemas hablan de aquellas noches que me mordi la lengua por no poder morder la tuya, de todos los espejos que rompi para dejar de verte, de las hojas que ningun otoño se atrevio a arrancar. Son grito sordo de amor y revolucion, si acaso no fueran lo mismo.

Aunque mi historia se remonte muchos años atrás, Y así es mi vida coincide con la época en la que me diagnostican TLP, en 2015, que es cuando nace en mí la necesidad brutal de expandir y compartir mis emociones a traves del arte. De ahi surgieron estos poemas, que fui publicando en Facebook hasta marzo de 2018. Y aqui os los traigo.Laura RebolloCada pequeño poema de este libro refleja la mirada emocional de Laura. Sabe expresar con dulces palabras y con el sonido sencillo de una niña. Una niña que se para a notar instantes ymomentos y deja, a traves de la escritura, su impronta y un legado de reflexion.Su historia, aun siendo dura, le regala el don de la belleza, ofreciendo un ejemplo de como aun en el maximo terror o dolor...se puede ver la elegancia.Nos sumerge en relatos de introspeccion. Nos deja musicalidad al leerlos y ademas una suave esperanza a quien, aun sintiendo mucho y no pudiendo expresar, le puede dar voz.Tener este maravilloso documento en nuestras manos es tener un permiso para pararse y poder sentir y estar con uno mismo.Notar las sensaciones y las emociones en un hueco de una vida ajetreada y poder decir en ese instante "si, yo tambien lo senti... y puedo verte en cada una de tus palabras".LUCIA MARTINEZ DOMINGUEZPsicoterapeuta

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This edition contains two poems valuable to the study of satire of social abuses in the fourteenth century: Wynnere and Wastoure and The Parlement of the Thre Ages. Both combine two genres of medieval poetry: dream visions and poetic debates. As the editor observes, the poems perspectives are truly dizzying: on the one hand, economics, politics, ethics and social relations are seen as an interrelated set of universal, timeless principles; on the other, they appear as actual, contingent conditions that have resulted from specific acts in history. The editions include notes, glosses, an introduction, and a glossary, making them accessible to beginning and advanced students in Middle English alike.

One of Wallaces first published works, Writ in Barracks is a collection of poems written while the author was stationed in South Africa and acting as a reporter.While there is a sense of king and country that pervades the work, what sets this book apart from others is the contrast of outward bravado against inner fear. Honest, searing, and occasionally funny, these poems offer an incisive insight into life behind the lines, during what came to be known as the Second Boer War.Writ in Barracks is the perfect poetry collection for those interested in colonial history.

In Wordsworth & Coleridge: Lyrical Ballads and Other Poems, the fusion of natural imagery and philosophical depth captures the literary essence of early Romanticism. This anthology explores themes of nature, human emotion, and the profound mysteries of life, marked by groundbreaking departures from the ornamental style of preceding neoclassicism. Readers will find an array of poetic styles, from narrative ballads to intimate sonnets, inviting reflection on humanitys connection with the natural world. With standout pieces that challenge traditional poetic forms, this collection underscores the innovation that Wordsworth and Coleridge introduced to the literary landscape of their time. The anthology celebrates the collaboration between Wordsworth and Coleridge, who collectively pioneered the Romantic movement. Both poets sought to transcend the confines of 18th-century literature by delving deep into the ordinary to reveal universal truths. Wordsworths penchant for imbuing the commonplace with sublime significance is juxtaposed with Coleridges explorations of the supernatural and the sublime, creating a rich tapestry of thematic and stylistic contrasts. Their works have forged pathways for future poets and critics, reinforcing the enduring influence of the Romantic ethos on both cultural and literary domains. This collection invites readers to immerse themselves in a profound literary journey that combines diverse perspectives on the human condition. Through the multifaceted voices of these pioneering poets, the anthology provides invaluable insights into the socio-cultural transitions of their era. As both an educational resource and a reservoir of aesthetic pleasure, the volume encourages a dialogue that bridges the past and the present, offering a timeless exploration of nature, creativity, and emotion. Embrace the opportunity to encounter the broad and insightful terrain of Lyrical Ballads and Other Poems.

Wordsworth & Coleridge: Lyrical Ballads and Other Poems presents a seminal exploration of early Romanticism, capturing the transformative essence of the era through its groundbreaking fusion of emotion, nature, and the imagination. This anthology is marked by its diversity of genres, ranging from pastoral reflections to stirring meditations on the sublime. With an intent to rejuvenate the publicAos connection to poetry, the collection challenges traditional classical forms, inviting the reader into a rich tapestry of human experience and the awe-inspiring natural world. Standout pieces within this volume confront the reader with novel perspectives on memory, beauty, and the role of the poet, underlining the revolutionary spirit that characterizes the collection as a catalyst for change in the literary landscape. The collaboration between William Wordsworth and Samuel Taylor Coleridge signifies a pivotal moment in literary history, wherein two distinct yet harmonious voices champion the ideals of Romantic expression. Both authors draw from varied influences, including Enlightenment thinking and the burgeoning interest in individualism, to craft works that echo the political and social upheavals of their time. Their contributions to this anthology reflect a deep reverence for the innate power of human emotion, juxtaposed with the therapeutic and meditative qualities found in nature. Lyrical Ballads and Other Poems offers readers a unique opportunity to engage with the profound insights and multifaceted styles that Wordsworth and Coleridge bring to the Romantic movement. This anthology not only serves as an essential academic resource, but it also enriches the readerAos appreciation for the nuanced dialogue these works sustain on beauty, spirit, and the natural world. The collection is an invaluable exploration of poetic innovation, inviting readers to reflect upon the diverse expressions of human consciousness encapsulated within its pages.

Wordsworth & Coleridge: Lyrical Ballads and Other Poems epitomizes the revolutionary spirit of its era, encapsulating the transformative poetic ideals of Romanticism. This anthology not only coalesces pivotal works from the inaugural publication of Lyrical Ballads, which originally sparked a redefinition of poetic norms, but also includes subsequent lyrical explorations by the two poets. The collection showcases a spectrum of emotional and natural themes through an impressive diversity of verse forms and stylistic approaches, from the serene beauty of nature to profound existential ruminations, emphasizing the experimental vibrancy that characterize these poets contributions to literary history. The anthologys reach across themes like individualism, intuition over reason, the sublime in nature, and an idealized pastoral life, provides a foundational insight into Romantic literature. Samuel Taylor Coleridge and William Wordsworth, both pivotal figures in the Romantic movement, bring a rich interplay of philosophical thought and poetic form to this collection. Rooted deeply in personal experiences and the landscapes that surrounded them, their works not only reflect on human emotion and the natural world but also engage with contemporary social and political thought, encapsulating the zeitgeist of 18th-century Europe. Their collaboration molded the trajectory of English literature and continues to influence poetic philosophies today. Ideal for scholars, students, and enthusiasts of English literature, this collection offers a unique portal to the era of Romanticism. Readers will gain a comprehensive understanding of the periods aesthetic and thematic preoccupations through the innovative and intricate tapestry of the poets intertwined and individual works. This anthology is a testament to the enduring power of collaborative genius and a must-have for those wishing to delve deep into the rich interplay of history, philosophy, and poetic expression that defines the Romantic movement.

Woods etc. is Alice Oswalds third collection of poems, and follows the success of her widely acclaimed river-poem Dart, which was awarded the T. S. Eliot Prize in 2002. Extending the concerns of Dart and written over a period of several years, these poems combine abrupt honesty with an exuberant rhetorical confidence, at times recalling the oral and anonymous tradition with which they share such affinity.

Especially appealing to anyone interested in the visual arts, this new collection is the result of collaboration between poet Jackie Wills and painter Jane Fordham. The poems have a touch as deft as the seamstresses and other craftspeople who populate the book, before pulling out into the wider worlds of mythology, folklore and the visceral routine of daily life."She is at her best when most surprising, bringing flashes of the extraordinary to the everyday." Christina Patterson, The Independent"Her talent for thoughtful... observation, accompanied by brisk injections of the personal and the strikingly real, is indisputably clear." Kate NorthJackie Willss most recent poetry collection is Commandments (Arc, 2007). Her first, Powder Tower (Arc, 1995), was shortlisted for the TS Eliot Prize and was a Poetry Book Society Recommendation, while Party (Leviathan, 2000) was acclaimed by Ruth Padel in the Independent on Sunday. She has been a Poet in Residence at the Aldeburgh Poetry Festival, and her work appears on a dress by designer Helen Storey, in the animated film Alphabetic (2006), and on a path in Farnham by potter Julian Belmonte. She lives in Brighton.This title is also available from Amazon as an eBook.

In "Withered Leaves from Memorys Garland," Abigail Stanley Hanna crafts a poignant tapestry of recollections and reflections that traverse the complexities of memory and loss. Through a lyrical and evocative literary style, Hanna blends poetic prose with rich imagery, inviting readers to explore the fragile nature of nostalgia. Set against the backdrop of personal and collective histories, the narrative unfolds in a nonlinear fashion, allowing moments of joy and sorrow to intertwine, ultimately illuminating the human experiences delicate interplay between past and present. Abigail Stanley Hanna, an accomplished writer and scholar in the field of memory studies, draws upon her extensive research and personal experiences to inform this deeply resonant work. Her background in psychology and literature provides a unique lens through which she examines the ways in which memories shape identity and inform relationships. This synthesis of academic insight and personal narrative imbues the text with an authenticity that resonates profoundly with readers. "Withered Leaves from Memorys Garland" is a must-read for anyone seeking to explore the intricate layers of human experience through a lens of introspection and poetic beauty. Hannas evocative prose captures the essence of reminiscing, making this book an invaluable addition to the libraries of those who appreciate literary art that intertwines sentiment with scholarly depth.

Drawing together Jennifer A. McGowans poetry of myth and folktale, and the frailties human or otherwise behind them, With Paper for Feet explores, mostly from a female perspective, the guts it takes to live or often die, un-heroically. Her characters laugh, argue, complain, suffer, curse. ...Gold is heavy, and chafes.... aware that more is expected of them, but unwilling to play up. Praise for Jennifer A. McGowans work ...gritty thought; wit; striking candour an unafraid recognition of lifes richness and desolation; memorable detail; all these are underpinned by a graceful, subtle, quite lovely way with language. Kevin Crossley-Holland ...bedecked with wit, irony, bittersweet folly and dictional-shifts jazzy enough to make a reader dance. Gray Jacobik ... precise, observant and deep into mythology. Claribel Alegria

With the narrative pull of a novel and the vibrancy of a play for voices, Damian Walford Daviess Witch offers a thrilling portrait of a Suffolk village in the throes of the witchcraft hunts of the mid-seventeenth century. The poems in this collection are dark spells, compact and moving: seven sections, each of seven poems, each of seven couplets, are delivered by those most closely involved in the making of a witch. The speakers - from Thomas Love the priest, the villagers who slowly succumb to suspicion and counter-accusation, the discoverer of witches Francis Hurst, and the witch herself - authentically conjure a war-torn society in which religious paranoia amplifies local grievances to fever pitch. Witch is a damning parable that chimes with the terror and anxieties of our own haunted age.

Seamus Heaney has gone beyond the themes of his earlier poetry and has made the giant step towards the most ambitious, most intractable themes of maturity. The power of this book comes from a sense that he is reaching out towards a type of desolation and of isolation without which no imagination can be seen to have grown up. Eavan Boland, Irish TimesKeyed and pitched unlike any other significant poet at work in the language anywhere. Harold Bloom, Times Literary Supplement

Winter Words in Various Moods and Metres, is a poetry collection by Thomas Hardy. This anthology encapsulates Hardys introspective and often melancholic perspective, particularly reflecting on themes of time, change, and the inexorable march of life towards death. The collection is notable for its variety in form and style, showcasing Hardys versatility as a poet.

The poems in Winter Trees were written in the last nine months of Sylvia Plaths life, and form part of the group from which the Ariel poems were chosen. They reveal the poet at the height of her creative powers, exhibiting the startling imagery and dramatic play for which she became known. Published posthumously in 1971, this valuable collection finds its place alongside The Colossus and Ariel in the oeuvre of a singular talent.Nearly all the poems here have the familiar Plath daring, the same feel of bits of frightened, vibrant, indignant consciousness translated instantly into words and images that blend close, experienced horror and icy, sardonic control.New StatesmanA book that anyone seriously interested in poetry now must have . . . Sylvia Plaths immense gift is evident throughout.Guardian

Life and death, conflict and oppression, nature, love, and faith.The poems of Salim Khalil Haddad resonate with deep, universal themes and are based on real events and poignant personal experience. At the heart of his rich poetry lies Haddads strong Christian religion. Moving and uplifting, this fine new collection is a joy to read, particularly for readers of faith.

In "Winona, a Dakota Legend; and Other Poems," E. L. Huggins deftly weaves a tapestry of Native American experiences and legends, blending vivid imagery with lyrical verse. The collection is characterized by its rich symbolism and emotional depth, offering readers a glimpse into Dakota culture and the natural world through the lens of mythos and personal reflection. HugginsAos literary style is both accessible and poignant, making use of traditional poetic forms alongside contemporary sensibilities to evoke the timeless struggles and triumphs of indigenous life. E. L. Huggins is a poet whose profound connection to the Dakota landscape and heritage inspires much of his work. Growing up immersed in Native traditions, he draws on folklore and personal history, creating a bridge between past and present. Hugginss scholarship in Native American studies and his commitment to cultural preservation compel him to articulate the narratives often overlooked in mainstream literature. This collection is a commendable addition for poetry enthusiasts and those seeking deeper understanding of Native American culture. HugginsAos evocative language and poignant exploration of identity and belonging invite readers to reflect and appreciate the rich tapestry of the Dakota legacy, making "Winona, a Dakota Legend; and Other Poems" an essential read.

In Henry Lawsons Winnowed Verse, readers are treated to a collection of poems that capture the essence of Australian bush life and the struggles faced by its inhabitants. Lawsons intimate and evocative writing style brings to life the harsh yet beautiful landscape, the resilient spirit of the people, and the loneliness that permeates the outback. These poems, originally published in various newspapers and journals, showcase Lawsons keen observations and his ability to convey raw emotions with simplicity and depth. This book is a testament to Lawsons literary talent and his commitment to portraying the realities of rural Australia. His works often reflect the growing nationalist sentiment of the time and provide valuable insights into the cultural and social landscape of late 19th-century Australia. Winnowed Verse is a must-read for those interested in Australian literature, poetry, and the bush ethos, offering a window into a unique literary tradition and a bygone era.