Poetry of a life reflection, refraction, regression covering the seasons of manmoving from early work and life experiences, through see evaluation and realisation to the return to the child from whence the real person grew and returns

This is the second in a series of three poetry books; Reflections, Refraction and Regression covering the period of my life.The seasons of Man is an interesting idea and I hope I have conveyed my thoughts and feelings throughout my Spring to Spring...is this Summer ?

The Gordon family settled in Spain in the 18th century and became established quickly in the sherry and agricultural industries. They married Spaniards and became established in the Spanish Aristocracy.The gifts to Huntly of a Roman Catholic Church and school were appreciated by the Scots and the property at Wardhouse remained in the family for many yearsRecently in 2004 over 400 families attended a Gordon Congress in Madrid to celebrate the connection with the Scots

25 poems of love dedicated to my then girlfriend Gaynor. These are suitable whether you are straight or gay.

A collection of poems I have kept since I was 13-17 years old. They're all varying in different subjects but mostly it's about what I imagine certain things must have been like.

THE SHORT STORIES OF N.G. DIAN* He Put A Flower In My Hair* I Know I Miss You* The Miracle of My Aunt's Hands

Can you imagine how it feels to find your fated love? FATED LOVE POEMS offers you the joys and trials of loving a soulmate. It is a collection of thirty three beautiful poems, whose purpose is to elevate the soul, inspire passion and to delve into your complex emotions. Fated love is that special and rare circumstance that leads two souls, often against all reason, to join as one. It is the celebration of human connection and belonging.Brian J. King has written many works in print ...

In Tomorrow's Woman, Greta Bellamacina's bold, exploratory voice combines the vivid imagery of French surrealism and British romantic poetry with a modern, first-person examination of love, gender identity, motherhood, and social issues. Andy Warhol's Interview Magazine writes that "Bellamacina is garnering critical acclaim for her way with words and her ability to translate the classic poetic form into the contemporary creative landscape."This is her first volume...

Here's a spooky story: Slenderman has been seen around the world for over 2,000 years. This book - dedicated to the authors who tragically and violently lost their lives shortly after writing it - aims to tell you everything you want to know about Slenderman. What does he look like? What are his powers? What is his purpose? All this and more can be found within these very pages. Including excerpts from historical Slenderman documents (such as the 15th century poem that ends with the words ...

Mahmoud Darwish, the Palestinian poet (1941 - 9 August 2008), was a friend. I was on Gorée Island when I learned of his death during the course of an open-heart intervention in Houston, America. We had been together a few weeks earlier in Arles, the south of France. Even at noon the foyer of the hotel where we stayed was as if drained of light by dusk. He knew how serious his condition was – it was either the very risky operation or the possibility of dying at any moment from an exploding ...

If you have ever had a heart break, or wanted to tell someone how you felt but couldnt get the words out. If you wondered if anyone knew how you felt, these poems capture that feeling.

If Lavinia Greenlaw's Minsk was about home, her new collection tests the proximities of elsewhere, 'the circle round our house', the road between two lives. Its title recalls a phrase of Robert Lowell's to describe Elizabeth Bishop -- one of the book's presiding spirits, with her insistence on the provisional, on the moment in which perception is formed, on landscape as action rather than description. The Casual Perfect continues Lavinia Greenlaw's explorations of light a...