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Fading Toward Enlightenment by Wayne Wirs is definitely a
well made book of excellent quality it will certainly endure
multiple readings. I loved the feel of the pages as I turned
them. I would classify this book as a useful, inspirational,
self-help tool for those searching for inner peace. Wayne
shares his personal experiences while he searches to
come to [...]
On July 17, 2005 Cahuenga Press released Undercurrent Blues by James Cushing (Cahuenga is a cooperative press and Undercurrent Blues is the 14th book they have published since their inception in 1989). The collection includes poems written from 1989 through 1991 and 1997 through 2002. If youre like me, you immediately ask where [...]
Naomi Jo Rush new book of poetry, I Kissed a Frog and My
Prince Forgave Me, is a well-crafted poetic journey through
infidelity.
Naomi reveals the most vulnerable time in her married life.
Her poetry teaches us that married couples tend to forget
about each others needs and become absorbed in habitual
day-to-day behavior. While she strained for the attention that
her [...]
Betty Woodrum released her first book of poetry entitled
Shattered Memories, Scattered Emotions in on July 16,
2005. Her poetry is clean and simple and extremely honest.
There is such a strong theme of the various forms of love
that the word love should almost be included in the title!
It is apparent throughout Bettys poetry [...]
Seventy-five pages of poetic thought on everyday life,
including the authors frustrations with shopping and
solicitors, greet the readers of A Voice in the Night, by
GeorgeAnne Smith. She also includes a touching homage
to the men and women who protect and serve us all. An
interesting poem speaks from the view of a person who is
shocked to find out [...]
Released in Spring of 2005, The Echoes of a Whisper by Rhona F. Pienaar, is a 68-page book of approximately 51 poems.
Rhona is clearly a caring woman who writes about her roles in the family, as mother, wife and daughter. She shares her goals in life and her hope to encourage her children to [...]
The Rape of the Lock is, in its title page, described as a heroic-comical poem. The mock-heroic is singularly effective in exposing the follies of the fashionable society without betrayal of rancour.
Lord Petre had, in an amorous prank, cut off a lock of hair of a society beauty, Miss Arabella Fermor, to her great indignation. [...]
The Books:
Stained Glass by Sally Richards
‘Stained ‘Glass’ is a great title for this collection by a bruised ex-convent girl, now a graceful Shropshire poet whose voice has been silenced more than once by the emotional trammels of life along the way. To borrow a stanza from the book…
She’s been through a lot
been shut down,
lost the [...]
When rock stars write, pens and keyboards hide; not in Patti Smith’s case, however. Patti Smith is a poet through and through, and I believe she is more of a poet than a musician. Her poetry is both concrete and abstract, yet powerful, lyrical, and poignant, and she can draw word pictures that come alive.
This [...]
As I flip through the pages of ‘Behind Her Smile’ I begin to breath the air that only a lover of poetry can inhale or can understand for that matter. Careful not to bend or soil the pages, I dive in mentally and creatively, purposely reciting lines to pieces that have acclaimed my heart. I [...]
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