Resultados para "The Dreaming" en Poesía

Deep dive into this imaginative collection of poetry and prose. A world of thoughts and dreams carefully constructed into four distinct parts filled with science fiction, fantasy, romance, and nature illustrating life from adolescence to adulthood. Dreaming Awake takes you on a journey through the author’s mind with dark and captivating prose poems, rhythmic lyrics, free verse poems, and daily musings. Examining life and the struggles and jubilations that fill it, tackling issues like loss, depression, love, suicide, sexual abuse, anxiety, and self-discovery.

California Dreaming is a poetic journey for anyone who has ever searched for meaning, love, or a reason to stay strong. These heartfelt verses remind you that even in life’s darkest hours, courage rises, hope survives, and love refuses to break. Through loss, longing, faith, and renewal, each poem offers comfort like a warm hand reaching into the storm. Whether you’re healing, remembering someone, or rebuilding from the pieces, this book invites you to breathe again—to lift your face toward the light and trust that your heart can still bloom. This is poetry not just to hear… but to feel.

Dreaming in the Urban Areas is a poetry collection by Lisa Bellear that moves sharply between street-smart portrayals of poverty and dispossession, and the complexity of Black love, identity and experience. Written with poetic prowess and political bite, Bellear's work is a reckoning force set against a backdrop of urban community and strength.

Delving into his life and experiences growing up mixed-race in Newport, this is the debut poetry collection from multidisciplinary artist and former Children's Laureate Wales Connor Allen. Abridged audiobook.

In Parallel You, Claude Phipps invites listeners into a universe of poetic possibility-where fate bends, realities shift, and life is seen through the lens of dreams. Spanning 30 years of lyrical exploration, these poems speak to the soul of young dreamers and seekers of meaning.

In the early 1980s, serial killer Clifford Olson rampaged through the lower mainland of British Columbia, raping and murdering 11 victims. His heinous cash-for-bodies deal foreshortened his trial, and resulted in the law currently on Canadian books that forbids criminals from benefiting financially from their crimes. Olson was just the pimple on the hide of a misogynist culture, as this long poem sequence attests.