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Page Publishing Poetry Anthology Volume 1 by Victoria Clark __________________________________
Volume seven of the Page Publishing Poetry Anthology Series presents the work of contemporary poets Gina Douglas, Joshua Norgaard, Lamarcus Price, Alice Harper, William Abair, Chris Flournoy, Christin Marie, James Douglas McArthur, Linda Howard Senior, Randal Arielle Pinger. A mixture of free verse and traditional poetry, the anthology reflects life through the emotional, physical, and spiritual well-being of mankind. Some people live their life through closed doors and others allow it to overshadow their livelihood. Relationships, nature, and spiritual beliefs can hinder a person from being their true self. It is important to evaluate any barriers you might be encountering and try not to dwell on the what-if's - you are your own light. One theme remains the same though each of these poets: no matter the stage of life you are in, there is always someone or something there to help you open new chapters..
Follow a couple through their senior year in high school. Experience their growth through their ups, down, twists, and turns as the story unfolds. As the unexpected happens throughout the story, will their love be enough to pull them through to the end, or will it just end as another heartbreak for one or both of them?
Volume eight of the Page Publishing Poetry Anthology Series presents the work of contemporary poets Margie Lee Blackmer, Dr. Rachel Zohar Dulin, Gina Douglas, Taylor Johnston, Albert Thompson, Courtney Ray Mitchell, Brandon Penrod, Crystal L. Goss, Russell Conwell Walker Jr., and Shakara Smith-Curry. A mixture of free verse and traditional styles of poetry within this anthology taking you through life's ups and downs exploring the spiritual and relationship struggles we as humans go through. No matter where life takes us all, one theme that remains constant is we all experience heartache and joy along the way. There is a purpose in every season and in the end we all are connected in more ways than we may believe.
Volume six of the Page Publishing Poetry Anthology Series presents the work of contemporary poets Rochelle Ann Blee, Nico Evan, Nazaret Hayas Yenikomshuyan, Shakara Smith-Curry, Craig J. Eder, R. Storm Brooks, James F. Whalen, Elder Tony McDowell, Robert Scott Riley, Ronald Kelsey. A mixture of free verse and traditional poetry, the anthology takes you through life emotionally, physically and spiritually. Whatever storm you may be facing, this anthology will help you triumph through the hardships and ease your mind with comfort. One theme remains the same though: every storm has its rainbow and it is up to you to see the light.
Volume five of the Page Publishing Poetry Anthology Series presents the work of contemporary poets Donnie Pike, Yvonne Hewitt, Lorrie West, Tom Decarme, Reggie Harris, Toni Burgess, Leonard London Jr., Tamara Deanne Hawkins, and Musa Lang. A mixture of free verse and traditional poetry, the anthology takes you through a spiritual journey of faith, courage, strength, love, and compassion that all of us can relate to at some point in our lives. Providing hope through dark and good times, each poet will enlighten you through this work, and deliver peace and forgiveness knowing you are not alone. One theme remains the same though: we all fly through life boldly, sharing our true selves with the world.
A collection of poetry specially selected for readability and appeal to young children.
Autobiographical sketches and stories from India's best-loved writer in English. For over four decades now, by way of innumerable short stories, essays, poems and novels, Ruskin Bond has championed simplicity and quietude in life and in art. This collection of essays and episodes from his journals is, in his own words, "a celebration of my survival as a freelance'. The author's early forays into the literary magazines of the 1950s and '60s are described in the first part of the book, along with some examples of his work at the time. The sections that follow contain extracts from an unpublished travel journal he kept during the '60s, episodes from the highways on which he was a frequent traveller, and vignettes of life in Mussoorie, past and present. With understated humour and compassion, Ruskin Bond records the charming eccentricities of friends and acquaintances (a former princess cheerfully obsessed with death and disaster); the silent miracles of nature ("New moon in a purple sky'); life's little joys (the smell of onions frying) and its fleeting regrets. Nostalgic and heart-warming, full of wisdom and charm, The Lamp is Lit provides a fascinating glimpse into the life of "our very own resident Wordsworth in prose.
Whether wildly or wryly funny, each poem in Phoebe Stuckes' debut presents an episode in the up-and-down life of a wise-cracking party girl inhabiting a world of dancefloors and bathrooms, but beneath the laughter and antics these are self-questioning poems about self-belief, self-image, vulnerability, insecurity, loneliness, trauma and survival.