| Freedom Philosophy

31,000원  | 20251206  | 9780645074338

This collection of poems, written between 1999 and 2006, has taken twenty years to bring together into a single publication. They were never written for this purpose, nor for broader general consumption. These poems are the result of the inner cathartic process of reflection and introspection, occurring during a multi-year period of severe clinical depression. I put this publication together for general interest and in the hope that it may help others in the same battle.

 | Cladach Publishing

25,550원  | 20251128  | 9781945099403

Catherine Lawton's third book of poetry, Where All Things Meet, Mirror & Mingle, reaches deep into heart and mind as her earthy metaphors paint word pictures of the sacred found in everyday moments.Readers are sure to find these 70 poems on nature, the faith life, and love both provocative and encouraging. One reader has commented that Where All Things Meet, Mirror & Mingle helped them "connect their experiences and challenges to meaning and purpose.

 | African Books Collective

36,500원  | 20251126  | 9789996090622

In this collection of poems, the author explores themes of love, loss, politics, happiness and identity through a range of styles and structures.

 | Graphonica

27,350원  | 20251021  | 9798999378903

"The poems are refreshing. Ambient. Mysterious .?.?. With language both tempered and ecstatic, Allen gives us a book steeped in the salt of old ports, the bite of memory, and the unexpected warmth of the now." -Matthew Lippman, award-winning author of We Are All Sleeping with Our Sneakers On?This is a place you never hear about in America...

 | Authors Hike

21,880원  | 20251022  | 9781968843977

She is the most beautiful woman I have known.She is the most important person I know. She is total happiness.She is my dream.

 | Authors Hike

27,350원  | 20251022  | 9781968843960

She is the most beautiful woman I have known.She is the most important person I know. She is total happiness.She is my dream.

 | Loving Healing Press

60,130원  | 20251016  | 9798896560760

Ellen Lord's passionate poems often hang out in the liminal space just before dawn. They tell us of a mad mother, a brother dying of his brief, wild life, a husband dying of cancer, and so many other hungry ghosts. But night-the night of sadnesses and deaths, contains "a secret maw of delights." These poems travel between life and death almost seamlessly: "I've let my garden go since my husband died. Strange--how his hand feels so warm in mine.

 | Loving Healing Press

32,750원  | 20251016  | 9798896560753

Ellen Lord's passionate poems often hang out in the liminal space just before dawn. They tell us of a mad mother, a brother dying of his brief, wild life, a husband dying of cancer, and so many other hungry ghosts. But night-the night of sadnesses and deaths, contains "a secret maw of delights." These poems travel between life and death almost seamlessly: "I've let my garden go since my husband died. Strange--how his hand feels so warm in mine.

 | Dutch Poet Press

29,180원  | 20251015  | 9798992926422

In this collection, the young author Oliver Barnes paints a portrait of himself in twenty-six poems through a series of lessons he received from his teacher Robert Perry over the past four years. A student of remarkable talent and curiosity, Oliver was introduced to poetry from around the world, including his own traditions both East and West. In weekly sessions, he was invited to read and study the work of well and lesser known poets and respond with poems of his own.

 | Finishing Line Press

60,200원  | 20251010  | 9798899902109

At its heart, Garden Tools reminds us of what it means to tend to life-aware of the moon at dusk, the eyes of a child, a walk in the woods, and the impermanence of our place in the world, and the brevity of life. In this collection of poems, writer David W. Berner observes the richness in the everyday, the glory of nature, the magnificence in the ordinary, and the mystery that is the human spirit.

 | Finishing Line Press

41,950원  | 20251010  | 9798899901317

At its heart, Garden Tools reminds us of what it means to tend to life-aware of the moon at dusk, the eyes of a child, a walk in the woods, and the impermanence of our place in the world, and the brevity of life. In this collection of poems, writer David W. Berner observes the richness in the everyday, the glory of nature, the magnificence in the ordinary, and the mystery that is the human spirit.

 | Loving Healing Press

36,400원  | 20251009  | 9798896560128

"This book sees all. Not everything, but all. There's a difference." --John Lee Clark, author of How to CommunicateIn Ironhood, the acclaimed poet Raymond Luczak recalls the neighbors and shopkeepers he once knew while growing up in Ironwood, Michigan during the 1970s and 1980s.

 | Loving Healing Press

63,780원  | 20251009  | 9798896560135

"This book sees all. Not everything, but all. There's a difference." --John Lee Clark, author of How to CommunicateIn Ironhood, the acclaimed poet Raymond Luczak recalls the neighbors and shopkeepers he once knew while growing up in Ironwood, Michigan during the 1970s and 1980s.

 | Giant Claw

32,830원  | 20251007  | 9798998905537

These Personae relate their stories in voices darkly comic, irreverent, fantastical or in the manner of 21st century urban realism. Crime or shady dealings is the throughline, from the low streets to corruption?and deceit at the highest echelons of power. Even the dead can't stop talking. Or tweeting. Suzanne Lummis, a principal definer of the poem noir, now, in her fourth collection, gives full expression to the stark, tearless sensibility. ?"Guns, spies, noir.

 | Lulu Press

29,200원  | 20251007  | 9781997742166

"Once I Forget," a collection of poems by John P. Portelli, originally written in Maltese and translated by Aaron Aquilina and John Martin. These sections include the title page, a preface by Professor Norbert Bugeja, and portions of the poems themselves, which explore themes of memory, exile, loss, and the poet's childhood village, Ħad-Dingli.