Resultados para "Ray" en Poesía

El rayo que no cesa es un poemario publicado por Miguel Hernández en 1936, meses antes del estallido de la Guerra Civil Española. La temática de la mayoría de sus poemas es amorosa y trágica, con un tono apasionado, pues el amor hiere al poeta que, sin embargo, se aferra a ese sentimiento buscando un sentido al mundo y a su propia existencia. El amor que reflejan los versos de Miguel Hernández es un amor romántico, pero también hay espacio para el amor por los amigos, como en la emocionante elegía que dedica a su amigo y maestro Ramón Sijé.

Part manifesto, part memoir, This Wound Is a World is an invitation to “cut a hole in the sky / to world inside”. Belcourt issues a call to turn to love and sex to understand how Indigenous peoples shoulder their sadness and pain without giving up on the future. His poems upset genre and play with form, scavenging for a decolonial kind of heaven where “everyone is at least a little gay”.

"The Theogony" (“Birth of the Gods”) is a poem by Hesiod which describes the origin, position and relationships of the gods of the Greek pantheon. Hesiod created a synthesis of the diverse Greek traditions concerning the gods, in the form of a hymn invoking Zeus and the Muses. The Theogony is the first known Greek mythical cosmogony. However, it should not be considered as the authoritative source of Greek mythology, but rather as a portrait of a dynamic tradition that was recorded around 700 BCE.

তারাপদ রায় নানান ভাবে লিখতেন — তিনি ছিলেন একজন কবি, ছোট গল্প লেখক ও প্রবন্ধ রচনাকর।তিনি বিশেষ ভাবে তাঁর হাস্যরসের ব্যঙ্গাত্মক বোধের জন্য বিখ্যাত। তিনি বাংলাদেশ এ জন্মগ্রহণ করেন এবং জীবনের শেষ অংশ কলকাতায় বাশ করতেন। তার অফুরন্ত ছোট গল্প এবং ব্যঙ্গ প্রবন্ধ ছাড়া অসাধারণ কিছু কবিতা সৃষ্টি করে গেছেন লেখক। তিনি লিখতে এতো ভালোবাসতেন যে খবর রয়েছে যে হাসপাতালে থাকাকালীন ও তিনি অনেক লেখা লিখেছেন। শুনুন তারাপদ রায়ের — শ্রেষ্ঠ কবিতা।

Throughout history and the present, inspiring and encouraging words from black people are like music to our souls when we become tired or distressed. The contribution and sacrifice of black people of the past and present are relevant, as we continue to fight inequality, racism and police brutality. Music or words in melodic form has always lifted black people when slave master's whip comes out, or when white mobs slaughter and murder innocent black people without remorse.

Discover The SIP Series – a chill, creative way to revisit your favorite Bible stories. Each book in the SIP series turns the chapters of Scripture into quick, fun, and simple poems that capture the essence of the narrative. These poems are designed as easy listens to help refresh your memory and spark your interest—not to replace the rich, full experience of the Bible itself. Although the writers have done their best to summarize each chapter into concise poems, some parts of certain chapters have been left out to maintain flow and clarity.

This is a book of poetry as seen through the eyes of a deployed Soldier. It deals with the aspects of life that we face daily during a deployment. PTSD is a real struggle, and we all deal with its attacks on us differently. Some of us draw, some of us sing, some of us play instruments, and some of us write poetry.

The Threads Between Us is a deeply emotional exploration of the human experience—spanning the complexities of love, friendship, family, faith and personal growth. Through a series of poignant moments, the narrative takes listeners on a journey through life's highs and lows, from the warmth of true love to the ache of heartache, from the burdens we bear to the joy in living. Each poem is a thread in the intricate fabric of life, connecting us to those we hold dear and showing us that even in our darkest moments, we are never truly alone.

Black Like That is a collection of poems about my experience as a Black woman in America. It reviews what I have learned from living in this skin, on this land, and all the ancestry that has followed me to keep me covered. It is an invitation to my folk to find themselves in these stories and for those who cannot ascribe to these identities, I invite you to consider another perspective. Black Like That in all of its iterations is an offering from all the voices in mine that had no space to speak.

Step into In the Forest of the Self, a poetic exploration of self-discovery and personal growth. This inspiring book invites you to navigate a forest of reflections, uncovering the profound connection between self-knowledge, self-worth, and your life's purpose.

Love poetry. My deep thoughts of love.

After the loss of my wife, Michele, in April of 2020 (we were together for fifty-six years), my heartache overwhelmed me. While in a hospice therapy session, I learned one method of healing was to write poetry and to date each one to show the progression of your healing. These poems are a result of that. I hope they help you possibly as much as they helped me.

In late 1994 and early 1995 the world as I knew it came crashing down on top of me. I had a negative life threating event rip through my known universe. My reality was no more, my memories were lost and I constantly courted suicide I saw things that I had no understanding of and heard things that I couldn't grasp. My sleep was full of monsters that chased me and my wakening was full of things that threatened me.

We wake up and sip our morning cup. Appearances mean nothing because we are always hiding something. In this book (come take a look), you'll find the darkness in your mind is real. So to whom do you appeal?

My creation is about people's emotions during a relationship and possible outcomes. Despite our various backgrounds, we have an intriguing commonality--romantic relationships. Sharing smiles and cries with a partner on an intimate level is a familiar societal structure. This bond can be initiated with a stare, a laugh, or a simple conversation. Then it can evolve in the workplace, gym, nightclub, worshipping center, etc. Nobody truly wants to be alone.

I hope that I can encourage you to tear down your walls and allow God to use your hidden gifts and talents to bless others. I call these gifts and talents "hidden treasures". They are unused gifts given by divine intervention. I believe we all have them within our hearts. We just simply need to reach down inside ourselves and find them, and then, allow God to help us reach out and share them with others. This is God's purpose and will for our lives. God created us for relationship and he has set in motion a plan to bless men and women through other men and women.

TikTok poet Shelby Leigh presents a moving and inspirational collection of poetry about growing up and embracing all the beauty life has to offer. The perfect gift for fans of Rupi Kaur, Connor Franta, and Cleo Wade. Shelby Leigh breaks up her poignant and reflective poetry collection into two...