The sequel to the well received "Cities Like Jerusalem." Travel poetry evoking a world explored. Anecdotes/ motion/ footfalls. Always the startlingly new.
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44 kirjaa tekijältä Nick Monks
Ekphrasis poems on American realist painters. Looking at representational art that tried to capture an era in America
A book of poetry. Were snow is utilized as a metaphor and backdrop for daily living in Britain in 2018. The snow offering resistance and transformative possibilities.
A book of poems about imaginary friends. There are twenty poems. Twenty imaginary friends. Celebrating the intersection between the vicarious and the barren real.
20 poems on places in two chapters. 5 additional poems on historical people. Depicting an evcocation of Britain. Accomplished and interesting poetry.
Poems on third first, second, third wave feminism. With other areas of theory and enquiry.
Rich and evocative poems on the Tuatha De Danu and Welsh celtic myth. Plus poems on Camelot and the Arthurian legends. The peregrine and hen harrier and wild boar in forests and moors. Before the city.
Poems about the rich history of celtic myth of the iron age Celts in Britain and Ireland and mainland Europe.
Six poems about The Era were red splinters destroy war ships. And a possible Russian invasion of Britain. Six poems about an artist bravely working while being assaulted by state institutions and neighbors. Sitting on the sand against a cliff watching waves crash and recede.
Two art forms. Photography and poetry meet. Telling a story that spans the world.
Two art forms collide. Poetry and photography. Filaments of red, blue and green sparks.
Seventeen poems where photographs meet poems. Intersecting as a journey across the world while staying in. Lyrical lilting and beautiful poetry.
Seventeen poems with photographs. Two art forms collide. Story telling that spans the globe.
Evocative poetry. Two art forms poetry and photographs collide. With red, blue and green sparks in the night sky. And exploration of looking.
Eighteen poems on the paintings of Marlene Dumas. A South African born in Cape Town who now lives and works in the Netherlands.
Poems on snow in an urban environment, setting. Inundating the urban. With photos from Pexels.
The book of poems is strongly influenced by Boris Pasternak's book Dr Zhivago 1957. And the film of the book directed by David Lean 1965. The poems chart a love story between Maxim and Tara. Against the sweeping history of historical events. Nominally set in Arkhangelsk a small city on the Northern Dvina near to the White Sea. Interweaving two of Boris Pasternak's poems.
