Sounds and words are like waves. They touch each other and carry forward for all eternity. Sometimes, a sound touches a sound, sometimes a word and sometimes the other way round. We, who are swamped with them, somewhen can hardly recognize what has been there at first, and who has touched whom. I only know for sure, that in the stream of Bob Dylan´s words and music, the following poems emerged.

The slovenly wub might well have said: Many men talk like philosophers and live like fools.

A short overview of Mexican superstitions: ghost stories, curses and spells written in the late nineteenth century. A Quick Read!

This edition features• a linked Table of Contents, linked Footnotes, and linked IndexCONTENTSPeace on EarthPostludeFirst PraiseHomageThe Fool's SongFrom "The Birth of Venus," SongImmortalMezzo ForteAn After SongCrude LamentThe OrdealThe Death of Franco of Cologne: His Prophecy of BeethovenPortentCon BrioAd InfinitumTranslations from the Spanish, "El Romancero"

A nightingale overhears a student complaining that his professor's daughter will not dance with him, as he is unable to give her a red rose. The nightingale visits all the rose-trees in the garden, and one of the white roses tell her that there's a way to produce a red rose, but only if the nightingale is prepared to sing the sweetest song for the rose all night, and sacrifice her life to do so. Seeing the student in tears, the nightingale carries out the ritual, and impales herself on the...

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 Beautiful Eyes of Ysidria by Charles A. Gunnison

Family Tree is the new collection of poems from award winning poet, Joaquin Zihuatanejo. This collection is a testimony of life and love that follows the journey of one barrio boy from street kid to street poet. These poems and stories vividly capture the essence of what it is to grow from a boy with dirty face who found refuge in a world of stories and poems to an award winning teacher and poet. Both open and closed forms collide in this tour de force that grabs the reader pulling him int...

This is a work of love. Using only the movement of her eyeballs allied with aides or family members yielding a Visual Chart, Leide Moreira constructs remarkable and moving poems, introducing us to a universe full of contagious hope and emotion-filled reflections on life. This experience is an invitation to partake in life and that which is most humane in all of us. 60 poems written solely through the use of the eyeball and the help of a Visual Chart. Twenty of them have already been previo...

this is a poetry on love. there are 25 poems in it. expressed agony of love .agony of adore. this is dedicated to true lovers with deep love expressions you enjoy this

A simple thing to see - how nature moves so swiftly and lets autumn be liberally persuaded to let all matter go unaided and so clear the sense that life can disappear, simply to renew the golden moments that we once knew.

The forth book of poetry by Paul Chapman. The poems writen over a period of one year when living in a small town on the coast of Spain. many of the poems are funny some philosophical about life. laugh at my uncle Fred the Pirate and the Seagull or be moved by the Beggars Mass and Small Change.Other poetry books by Paul include Poems of the Seaand A taste of Junk Food