Name: Winter Melodies: Poets Unite Worldwide (en Inglés)
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Author: Worldwide, Poets Unite ; Sinicrope, Pamela ; Billsborough, Tom
ISBN: 9781980498384

portada Winter Melodies: Poets Unite Worldwide (en Inglés)

Winter Melodies: Poets Unite Worldwide (en Inglés)

Formato

Libro Físico

Autor

Poets Unite Worldwide

Ilustrado por

Pamela Sinicrope

Tom Billsborough

Editorial

Independently Published

Idioma

Inglés

N° páginas

194

Encuadernación

Tapa Blanda

Dimensiones

22.9 x 15.2 x 1.1 cm

Peso

0.29 kg.

ISBN13

9781980498384

Categorías

Poesía

Winter Melodies: Poets Unite Worldwide (en Inglés)

Poets Unite Worldwide (Autor) · Pamela Sinicrope (Ilustrado por) · Tom Billsborough (Ilustrado por) · Independently Published · Tapa Blanda

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Reseña del libro "Winter Melodies: Poets Unite Worldwide (en Inglés)"

"POETRY FOR THE WINTER"... The poems in this compilation have moved me in different ways. Sometimes it is just a line, sometimes a flash of humor and others where the whole poem affects me deeply. Such a poem is written by Kenneth Maswabi, dealing with the terror inflicted upon the homeless during the Winter months. Another poem, "Mount Fuji," by its precision conjures up a Japanese landscape and ends with it is an image full of charm: "At the shrine, white papers flutter / In the wistful winter wind." In other poems humorous and fun aspects of Winter are covered in lines such as: "Winter is the season of the year that you sneeze and freeze" or "warm snowballs make friendly darts." Sometimes a poet poses an intelligent question (is winter) "a beginning or an end.. " -and, in my view, the beauty of Winter is in both. Winter can also be viewed as a waiting time and Glen Kappy captures this feeling succinctly in one of a series of short poems: "In the park, / Few people, dry grass. / Bare trees. All waits." There are many lines and images I like: "Families round the fireplace / cheer and huddle." for instance. And there is a particularly fine poem about Athens in the snow. But, you know, dear reader, the best thing you can do is explore for yourself. Your taste is different and I can assure you: you will find many gems to your liking. [T.B., UK]