The 17th Earl of Oxford loved Queen Elizabeth all his life. His love poems to her and to their love child, Henry Wriothesley, reveal the reason why he used the pen name “William Shakespeare.”
Before I started reading Pat’s musings. I flipped through the book and noted that many of her pieces are dedicated to special people in her life. For me, this gave a deeper meaning knowing the words were directed to a specific person. However, this doesn’t diminish the reader from enjoying or comtemplating on the pieces themselves.
Pat writes from her soul and experiences. As a reader I was able to go within my soul and experience my own thoughts and contemplations. To me this is good poetry.
Poetry Collection Linda Pendleton and Don Pendleton. Poetry, A Bridge Between the Physical and Spiritual Worlds. Poetry is the language of feelings and intuition. As such, it structures the feelings and intuitions of the inner world in a form that can be apprehended by the outer world. Since it uses the mental matrices of emotion, […]
Mosaic of Love is a playful, wise and poignant book of poems about love and the mystery of life. Winner of Le Cadre d’Or prize for the World Poetry category, Paris, France. For more information, please visit: www.loralia.com [cf “user_submit_name”] Get More Information and/or Buy This eBook
The second volume of the Fearless Poetry Series presents some of the best new poetry about love, longing, and desire, from lit-porn to romantic elegies. Featuring 50 accomplished and emerging poets in a collection that is both accessible and accomplished, in the tradition of the Series edited by Sari Friedman and D. Patrick Miller. This […]
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