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Author: Grady C. Johnson Publisher: iUniverse ISBN: 1440137501 Category : Poetry Languages : en Pages : 102
Book Description
Travel from the front porch of this earthly home through valleys and experience mountaintops as God takes you on a spiritual journey. To feel God move through these poems has been an amazing experience for me. Just sitting alone and hearing His still small voice as it directs the message of His love has moved me to tears many times. Rest assured He is the true author of this book.
Author: Grady C. Johnson Publisher: iUniverse ISBN: 1440137501 Category : Poetry Languages : en Pages : 102
Book Description
Travel from the front porch of this earthly home through valleys and experience mountaintops as God takes you on a spiritual journey. To feel God move through these poems has been an amazing experience for me. Just sitting alone and hearing His still small voice as it directs the message of His love has moved me to tears many times. Rest assured He is the true author of this book.
Author: Danny Mahlon Underwood Publisher: AuthorHouse ISBN: 1728348021 Category : Poetry Languages : en Pages : 35
Book Description
All of the poems in ‘Poetry From The Cabin Porch’ were written at the Author’s cabin on his farm in Southern Illinois, most, literally while sitting on the porch of the cabin. They are all about moments, during hunting trips or relaxing times at his farm. Despite the lack of water on the property, it has become his own Walden Pond.
Author: James Dunlap Publisher: Texas A&M University Press ISBN: 1680032763 Category : Poetry Languages : en Pages : 89
Book Description
The TRP Southern Poetry Breakthrough Series: Arkansas In Heaven’s Burning Porch, James Dunlap reckons with the legacy left to him: one of pain, gratitude, violence, and salvation. In turns dark, humorous, lyric and narrative, Heaven’s Burning Porch explores what it means to grow up in rural Arkansas under the weight of his rough inheritance. from “A Good Year for Pecans” —Central Arkansas, April The plum trees are wearing their crowns of thorn again and the clouds that hang like shreds of dried tobacco are sliding away like clots of oil in an empty lake— the persimmon tree, dying in a nest of its own fruit, now ripped in half, now yanked out of socket, its roots like thorns pulled from a muddy paw, no sound but the green whisper of pine needles raining down from the single tree left standing, and I haven’t seen enough of this night to know what it means
Author: Cheryl Denise Publisher: ISBN: Category : Languages : en Pages : 0
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What happens when four poets, friends for years, gather in a beautiful place to sit on a porch to talk, live, breathe, create poetry for days at a time? These friends all have led workshops and presented poetry and stories to audiences for many years. All are well-known and well respected practitioners and teachers of their craft. But these poetry days were different. These days offered the poets a chance to take a deep, reflective dive into their own approach to the art, at their own pace, with sharp, insightful input from each other. Not only were their skills examined, but also their relationships to the work, to the landscape around them, to the poems that seemed to spring from the mountain air as they laughed, cooked, mused on the porch swing, and absorbed the creative juices surrounding them in that special place. The result is this remarkable chapbook containing some of the output of those sessions over a period of several years. The poems each have distinctive voices, but they are not attributed in the text to the individuals, emphasizing the exceptional bond these poets established with each other and with their surroundings. A lovely and intriguing book.
Author: John Betjeman Publisher: A&C Black ISBN: 1847063284 Category : Literary Criticism Languages : en Pages : 149
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The book represent a genuine and important discovery in the canon of Betjeman's poems, often considered closed with the publication of the Complete Poems.
Author: J. R. Solonche Publisher: ISBN: 9781734388428 Category : American poetry Languages : en Pages : 0
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Poetry. "The spirit of Horace, the melancholy of time slithering away and turning all to dust, tempered with art, wit and good grace: Solonche's is the Horatian spirit for our time and place."--Ricardo Nirenberg, editor of Offcourse "J.R. Solonche not only sees the secrets of the world's often-overlooked minutia, but also has the gift of translating those mysteries for those who read his crafted words."--Stephen Cramer, winner of the National Poetry Series and the Louise Bogan Award
Author: Dwight Scott Publisher: Authorhouse UK ISBN: 9781456792145 Category : Languages : en Pages : 0
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The author is a young and exciting poet. This book explores some of his greatest challenges throughout the past years. It is refreshing, like a breath of fresh air. It captivates you word by word, taking you through his journey as if you were there. It is a remarkable adventure from beginning to end.
Author: Mike Hall Publisher: Wipf and Stock Publishers ISBN: 1725293668 Category : Poetry Languages : en Pages : 234
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This book is a collection of poems dealing with the author’s own personal reflections about life. They are works of encouragement, faith, and social consciousness meant to uplift the reader in their daily walk through their own individual journey. They were written as a message of hope for the trying times in which we currently find ourselves.
Author: Jo McDougall Publisher: University of Arkansas Press ISBN: 1557284083 Category : Poetry Languages : en Pages : 73
Book Description
In just five lines, Jo McDougall can make you shudder. Her poems are often as stark and open as their settings - the Kansas plains and Southern bottomlands. But in these wide fields and hot kitchens, on these front porches where ordinary people tell their stories, the everyday becomes fabled, truth becomes hallowed. To C. D. Wright, McDougall writes "a lean, stoic line; each poem makes its mark, like spit." In those lines, McDougall brings to life farmers, dressmakers, widows, and waitresses with such precise clarity that we take part in the strange delights, the struggles, the tangled mysteries of their faltering lives.
Author: Grady C. Johnson
Author: Grady C. Johnson
Author: Danny Mahlon Underwood
Author: Shirley Satterfield
Author: James Dunlap
Author: Cheryl Denise
Author: John Betjeman
Author: J. R. Solonche
Author: Dwight Scott
Author: Mike Hall
Author: Jo McDougall