Category: Womens Poetry

By Antonio Beneyto,Alejandra Pizarnik

Fascinante epistolario de Alejandra Pizarnik que contiene las cartas que los angeles poeta envía a su amigo, el pintor y escritor Antonio Beneyto. Las cartas rescatadas en este libro nos permiten acercarnos al lado más own de una de las más grandes poetas argentinas; en ellas se ofrece un retrato más íntimo que el que podría esbozar cualquier biógrafo.

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By Janice Kulyk Keefer

Winner of the 1999 CAA Canadian Authors organization Award for Poetry and shortlisted for the 1999 Pat Lowther Award

Fantasies and meditations on friendship and on love: erotic, romantic, tormented, spurned, married, illicit, patriarchal, filial, expert, and shot-gun. at the love of guys and girls, and of ladies for girls: as neighbors, as moms, as daughters, as doubtful selves; intimate communion with girls dwelling, with their imagined pasts, and with the dead.

Acclaimed writer of leisure Harrow and the fairway Library, Janice Kulyk Keefer brings her passionate intelligencs to undergo at the beauties and perplexities of those so much perennial of human obsessions. The poems are remarkable for his or her alert, musical line up to for his or her diversity and sophistication.

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By Kim Minkus

Tuft: "A bunch (natural or synthetic) of small issues, frequently gentle and flexible,
...fixed or connected on the base." - OED

With Tuft, Kim Minkus takes us on flights of poetic fancy into futures the place we "observe the fairway elite" and "iceplants bloom within the monotony of paved paths." We tangle and climb into language and are swept into the lives of the animals that hang-out the seashores of our city's waterways. it is a international the place employee, lover, animal and poet unite. Minkus brings Venus and devil into one sentence and in doing so unleashes the "bitter-broken-fallen" of our global. this can be a accumulating that calls out to the reader to concentrate and glance heavily. Tuft reminds us that with out phrases bodies wouldn't exist and that simply time makes us mystery. we're all hooked up to something.

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By Holly Mandelkern,Byron Marshall

Original narrative poems, historic money owed, with black and white, pen and ink illustrations.

Beneath White Stars good points Holly's narrative poetry approximately genuine humans from the Holocaust whom she has recognized in my opinion or whose tales she has taught. Melding old aspect and willing insights with the grace of poetry, she brings to lifestyles a large choice of people suffering opposed to the horrors of the Holocaust. In those pages young children are despatched from domestic to stand new lands by myself, adolescents probability their lives to withstand in ghettos and forests, prisoners upward push above the miseries of ghettos and focus camps via paintings, and diplomats and clergy hire their wiles to avoid wasting all these they could.
Brief biographical sketches, maps, and a personalised timeline extra animate those brave participants. (NOTE: during this book model, the reference maps and the illustrations firstly of every bankruptcy are in color.)

Illuminated through Byron Marshall's black and white, pen and ink drawings, Beneath White Stars: Holocaust Profiles in Poetry opens a special window on shiny lighting that shone even within the darkest of times.

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By May Sarton

May Sarton’s exquisitely rendered tribute to her domestic state

Over the process her occupation, may possibly Sarton wrote on a number of subject matters and locations in either prose and poetry, and traveled internationally looking for new matters. there's, even though, one position that she continually lower back to after all: Nelson, New Hampshire.
 
Written in honor of the town’s bicentennial, As Does New Hampshire follows the process a 12 months during this rural hamlet. Sarton gracefully describes the ubiquitous position of nature, which continually reminds people that their presence on the earth is transitority. She conveys either the sweetness and the trouble of a brand new England iciness, and the complete bloom of spring and summer season. peculiarly, although, As Does New Hampshire is an enduring tribute not just to Sarton’s domestic, yet to the higher idea of domestic present in the center of each reader.

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By Emily McGiffin

there are lots of trips encompassed within the pages of this mature and well-crafted first assortment; literal travels to varied elements of the realm, to Europe and Africa, are the outward manifestation of the inward quest, the asking of the previous yet nonetheless crucial questions: what's actual? what's actual? what's honourable? what's correct? but those questions are new in that the poet is deeply serious about the necessity to discover a new paradigm, a brand new method to relate to the earth at the moment of ever-heightening environmental obstacle. And this looking for the way to be in and of the earth is paralleled via a private look for intimacy along with her fellow humans.

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By Allison LaSorda

Allison LaSorda's Stray indicates the formation of a substantial poetic expertise. those poems are sun-bleached, straight away gritty, uncooked, and playful. LaSorda can conjure formative years thoughts of shores and ice cream, contemplate the basic strength of the sea, and plumb the intensity of loss in a coal mine catastrophe. Bringing to brain the poetry of Robert Hass and Louise Glück, LaSorda provides the messiness of way of life with emotional honesty and humour. Stray examines intimacy, reminiscence, and rot, usually betraying existential bewilderment. Deft notice play and musical experience underscore the absurdity those poems discover, whereas remarkable rhymes and unforeseen pictures resound in deeply own narratives. during this marvelous debut, LaSorda either disarms her readers and breathes clean existence into Canadian poetry.

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By Jessica Saferite

Jessica Saferite used to be born at Andrews AFB in September 1978. Being raised as a baby of army
life will be chaotic but established, she grew up powerful and decided to be herself.
From an early age Jessica had a shiny mind's eye and a present for writing. She attended highschool
in San Antonio, TX and was once reliable pals with everybody who knew her. regardless of own
hardships in the course of those early years, Jessica succeeded in graduating in precisely 3 years.
College is an on-going adventure and provides to her life-long studying mentality. You by no means cease
learning, is the way it constantly looked as if it would her. Jessica Saferite has 4 appealing young ones that she is elevating and writes each time she will. Poetry speaks to her and hers will converse to you. while requested what the main life-changing occasion was once she solutions, "when my ally Heidi used to be came across murdered. i feel of her regularly and he or she consistently will stay my most sensible friend." Her paintings come from not just the center yet her soul, of her previous and current existence reviews. desire you get pleasure from what you read!

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By Joy Harjo

A musical, magical, resilient quantity from certainly one of our so much celebrated and crucial local American voices.

In those poems, the thrill and struggles of the typical are performed opposed to the grinding politics of being human. starting in a inn room at midnight of urban, we go back and forth via heritage and stick with the reminiscence of the path of Tears from the bend within the Tallapoosa River to a spot close to the Arkansas River. Stomp dance songs, blues, and jazz ballads echo all through. misplaced ancestors are recalled. Resilient songs are born, whilst they grieve the lack of their nation. known as a "magician and a grasp" (San Francisco Chronicle), pleasure Harjo is on the most sensible of her shape in Conflict answer for Holy Beings.

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By Angelina Muñiz-Huberman,Adolfo Castañón

Rompeolas es una reflexión sobre los angeles identidad, l. a. memoria, los angeles soledad, los angeles pérdida y el amor, temas recurrentes en los angeles poesía de Angelina Muñiz-Huberman tratados a partir de su singular visión como extranjera de todo lugar. Su obra, como un todo, señala el vacío siempre presente en todas sus acciones y muestra el pensamiento del exiliado. Es en l. a. poesía donde los angeles autora se encuentra finalmente a sí misma y explota su identidad person y el conflicto que surge de ésta al intentar relacionarse con un todo que le es ajeno. A los poemarios ya consagrados como Vilano al viento (1982), El ojo de l. a. creación (1992), los angeles sal en el rostro (1998), l. a. tregua de los angeles inocencia (2003) y l. a. pausa figurada (2006), el FCE tiene el honor de agregar uno inédito, Romepolas, que da nombre al libro.

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