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AN ATTEMPT TO INTEGRATE THE ARTS
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at Dawn
Poems by Hideo Yokokawa
This
collection of my poems , consisting of 12 chapters, is designed
and edited for a wide range of readers. So, even if you
are not familiar with modern poetry or even not very
much interested in it, you may read and enjoy it. Or, if
you are a poet at heart, you will see Some substantial
solution that you have to seriously think of after all.
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Carrying Water in a Sieve
Poems by Jeanne Shannon
"How
to express" is an important factor for poetry. In this
respect, with her limpid intelligence, matured knowledge
and condensed laconism, Jeanne Shannon has
succeeded in creating a unique method by utilizing words
which usually are only distantly related to the
standard/traditional diction of poetry.
----- Hideo Yokokawa |
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Pillars of A Landscape
Poems by Aftab Seth
He
shows the poet's spiritual
landscapes, touches and arouses
something lying deep inside
one's heart. Whether it is a
joy, a sorrow or a pain, people
see their lives more gently, and
are encouraged to experience
various aspects of their life
much deeper in their future. The
landscape in his spirit and his
deep insights into life have
surely inspired me. Now I will
continue to read his poems much
deeper to follow his spirits and
to inspire me more.
--- Yuichiro Anza |
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Always
Messing with them Boys
Poems
by Jessica Helen Lopez
The life itself for
her is sadness based on love, which is
expressed in her poems as an inevitable
anger seeking for the flat, having no way of
venting. She made a debut into our Poetry
Plaza for her inevitability, as an
individual existence.
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iNature's
Mysteries
Poems by Samuel E. Stone
Mother nature is a world of complexity
beyond the realm of our reasoning yet holds the simple
pleasures and beauty that touches our very soul; from a
blade of grass to the sky above nature provides us with
a spiritual journey where we can discover inner peace
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Beyond Love and Prayer
Poems by Phyllis Hoge Thompson
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I am clumsy. I fail. I age. I am ashamed.
This is my only life. I waste in marble |
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It will come. Faith - it has nothing to
do with promise. I have known the strongest vow
to fail. But not faith fail. The very grass that
lives through winter now lies hidden: All that
was freely loved and let go. |
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