dis·con·nect·ed ˌdiskəˈnektəd / adjective Having a connection broken. (of a person) lacking contact with reality. (of speech, writing, or thought) lacking a logical sequence; incoherent. dis·course ˈdisˌkôrs / noun Written or spoken communication or debate. speak or write authoritatively about a topic. “Poetry is an archaic animal yet one that concisely captures the psychic separation we endure as our rapidly expanding, technological century builds digital walls between individuals. Gareth...

This file includes: The Songs of a Sentimental Bloke, Digger Smith, and The Glugs of Gosh. Clarence James DennisAccording to Wikipedia: "Clarence Michael James Stanislaus Dennis, better known as C. J. Dennis, (7 September 1876 - 22 June 1938) was an Australian poet famous for his humorous poems, especially "The Sentimental Bloke", published in the early 20th century."

This is Poetry that goes a bit left of centre. It is a strange mix of free verse and rhyme that takes you to dark places in the mind and the universe which surrounds it. Amid the dark there are rays of light to bring balance and evoke a smile. The extraordinary thing about the poems collected here is that they should be the product of only one mind. It is as if 60 separate writers were given the task of producing a single piece on any subject and told to let their imaginations run wild. Th...

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Evocative and beautiful, this anthology tracks between the dualities of the rain-washed skies of Donoughmore County, Cork, and the Queensland rainforest and its national and personal histories. Inspired by the poet's experiences near Blarney in Ireland as well as her New Zealand homeland and family, the lighthearted yet daring verses reflect a questing, generous, civilized mind. The poetry ultimately succeeds by being tough-minded and wary.

Nova: "A beautiful ride through a beautiful mind." - ReviewerIf you've ever wanted to read someone's mind, this book is your oppourtunity. 55 profound, honest yet beautifully written poems about life, death, and everything in between. .Explore with the poet what it is to be human: to love, to celebrate, to grieve, to feel pain, and to overcome, through powerful images of fallenness, hope and redemption.

This is a short collection of poetry written by Kelly Woods. Kelly has been writing poetry seriously since 1999 and it is her other great love - other than fiction. "If only one person finds inspiration, then sharing was worth it" - Kelly Woods.

Beautiful and moving poems by a prizewinning New Zealand poet. Leggott writes with passion, tenderness and courage about her deep sorrow at losing her sight. The sharpness of images so characteristic of this poet and her wonderful ear for the musical sounds and rhythms and pauses of language reach a new poignancy, a tragic tension, in these poems.

Building on the impressive debut of Good Luck, this new collection from Anna Livesey contains poems that capture the eerie and exhilarating aspects of daily life. All the poems combine a crisp and shapely style with breathtaking openness and urgency in addressing personal material, particularly in the poet's responses to her mother's illness and her thoughts about living in the United States.

A selection of little poemssome funny, some sad andsome that will make you think.