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You/Poet: Learn the Art. Speak Your Truth. Share Your Voice.
By Rayna Hutchison, Samuel Blake. 2018
Offering a variety of advice for tapping into your creative voice sharing your work online and honing your…
writing skills You Poet shows you how to express yourself creatively through the art of poetry You may think that writing poetry requires a specific set of skills You may have read books on writing poetry that were stuffy and full of strict rules and regulations But You Poet proves that all you need to be a poet is the desire to share your inner thoughts and emotions with the world Let HerHeartPoetry an online poetry community Instagram digital zine and poetry press take you on a journey of self-discovery and surprise and show you how to embrace the world of writing poetry with arms wide open Writing poetry is an act of bravery It s just you your thoughts and feelings and the words you choose to express them You Poet can help you do just that With encouragement and advice on poetry writing basics how to identify your unique creative voice and prompts and exercises to help you channel your thoughts and emotions through writing this all-in-one guide will help you share your talent with the worldSomething Beautiful
By Gloria Gaither. 2007
What began 50 years ago, when two high-school English teachers in an Indiana farm community began writing songs to express…
spiritual insights, has become a volume of church standards sung the world over. Bill and Gloria Gaither's songs have found permanent homes in people's hearts and hymnals, making this couple among the most prolific and popular in Christian music history. Now fans and music lovers can see inside the inspiration and life events that created the songs they sing most, including Because He Lives, There's Something About That Name, and The Family of God. In her trademark elegant prose, Gloria has created a beautiful keepsake for all those who love Christian music and its history.The Wreck of the Archangel
By George Brown. 1989
This collection of the poetry of George Mackay Brown centres on the theme of journeys - including an ill-fated 19th…
century trip ending off the Orkney island of Westray, from which the book takes its title.I Wrote This For You: 2007 - 2017
By Iain S Thomas. 2017
I need you to understand something. Ten years ago, I started writing this for you. I wrote it for you…
and only you. Since then, millions of other people have read it, but none have understood it the way you understand it. I set out to find you a long time ago and today, I'm so glad I finally have. Thank you for reading these words.I Wrote This For You: Just the Words
By Pleasefindthis, Jon Ellis, Iain Thomas. 2013
The follow-up to the #1 bestseller, I Wrote This For You: Just The Words presents twice the number of entries…
with over 400 works from the internationally acclaimed poetry and photography project; including several new and never before seen poems. While focussing on the words from the project, new photography launches each section which portray everyone's journey through the world: Love Found, Being In Love, Love Lost, Hope, Despair, Living and Dying.The Mad Poet's Tea Party
By Sandy Jeffs. 2015
but I am madnessand madness is meit holds you captivelike a hapless bunnycaught in the headlights.In this moving collection of…
poems, award-winning writer Sandy Jeffs shares her journey through madness over four decades, drawing inspiration from Lewis Carroll's Alice in Wonderland and the motley gathering of characters at the Mad Hatter's tea party. Both delightful and insightful, playful and serious, witty and whimsical, The Mad Poet's Tea Party provides a devastating commentary on how our society treats those with mental illness from the perspective of someone who has experienced all its interventions. It captures in poetic form the enigmas and contradiction in madness.Lupa and Lamb
By Susan Hawthorne. 2014
This collection of imagist poems combines mythology, archaeology, and translation. Susan Hawthorne draws on the history and prehistory of Rome…
and its neighbors to explore how the past is remembered. Under the guidance of Curatrix, Director of the Musæum Matricum, and Latin poet, Sulpicia, travelers Diana and Agnese are led through the mythic archives about wolves and sheep before attending an epoch-breaking party to which they are invited by Empress Livia. An enticing tapestry of real and imaginary texts that gladden the readers' hearts, Lupa and Lamb is poet Susan Hawthorne at her best.Valence: Considering War through Poetry and Theory
By Susan Hawthorne. 2011
Valence in chemistry, the number of bonds in an element's atom in linguistics, the number of arguments controlled by a…
verbal predicate in psychology, the emotional charge something has In this remarkable annotated poem, Susan Hawthorne commits to words the horrors of war that have been left unspoken. She shatters the conspiracy of silence and dares to draw links between militarism, fundamentalism and the sex industry. She rails against the violence of war and contemplates the link between place and the history of war that is infused into the earth. With a fresh examination of her surroundings, she considers the endless cycle of war that survives on the persistence of hope--hope of an end to war, hope of an end to suffering. This is a hope that Susan Hawthorne does not ultimately share, but her courage in telling the truth about war through her poetry is a gift for readers.The Abbotsford Mysteries
By Patricia Sykes. 2011
The Abbotsford Convent becomes more than the setting of this poetry collection; it emerges as presence, intimate and familiar as…
well as constraining and forbidding. But, it is childhood itself that becomes the subterranean geography and pulse of this compilation as the poems explore what it means to grow up in an orphanage. Subject to the rules of lay and religious adults, the voices herein create multiple pathways through memory and time as they map and navigate the many-stranded mysteries of their institutionalized lives.Cow
By Susan Hawthorne. 2011
An intriguing approach to the rewriting of myth, this poetry collection journeys through the history of languages and symbolic traditions.…
Through main character Queenie, a cow of many abilities, these poems delve into the creation of the universe as Queenie fashions the galaxies and travels through the sky as a herd of stars. Delightful and surprising, this compilation draws on the Greek lyric tradition of Sappho as well as on South India's Sangam poetry tradition to provide a balanced work of both humor and melancholy.Unsettling the Land
By Susan Hawthorne, Suzanne Bellamy. 2008
Unsettling the Land is a relection on the plight of the land in drought-stricken times, conjuring through both text and…
illustration, the complex relationships that create and sustain our unique Australian landscape in all its majesty, tranquility, and its present suffering.Poems From the Madhouse
By Sandy Jeffs. 2000
Quilt: A Collection of Prose
By Finola Moorhead. 1985
The Best American Poetry 1996
By Adrienne Rich, David Lehman. 1996
The Best American Poetry 1996 contains a diverse abundance of poems published in 1995. More African-American, Native American, Latin, gay,…
and women poets are represented here than in any previous volume.Earth's Breath
By Susan Hawthorne. 2009
Situated between the realms of the real and the fantastic, this collection of eco-poetry relays the ferocious power and long-lasting…
effects of extreme weather events such as cyclones, hurricanes, and typhoons. Exploring the period before, during, and after a cyclone's arrival, these emotionally charged poems travel from trampled forests and torn rooftops to the inner heartache and emotional distress felt among disaster survivors. This poetic and psychological journey through trauma explores the deep connection between human beings and their environment.Bird: And Other Writings
By Susan Hawthorne. 1999
Birds don't fly with leads, says thirteen-year-old Avis when confronted by the limitations imposed on her at school. She has…
epilepsy and some of the teachers want to stop her participating in the sport she loves most. Susan Hawthorne captures the voice and longings of a child at the edge of self-realisation.This collection draws on the experience of epilepsy mixed with imagination, mythic consciousness and an intense realisation of life.Blood Relations
By Sandy Jeffs. 2000
These poems are an evocative documentation of the harrowing experiences of a child living in a hostile and unhappy home.…
Pain and bitterness accompany the conflicting emotions of growing up in a family torn apart by domestic violence and alcoholism.Ego-Tripping and Other Poems for Young People
By Virginia Hamilton, Nikki Giovanni, George Ford. 1993
Spirituality for the Rest of Us
By Larry Osborne. 2007
Contrarian thinking at its best simply asks,Is this really true? It speaks up when the politically correct answer or the…
conventional wisdom doesn't match reality - when things simply don't work the way everyone says they should. -- Larry Osborne. If you don't fit the mold... If you're tired of adjusting to other people's definitions of spirituality... If traditional spiritual disciplines just aren't working for you... If all the standard answers aren't enough... but your deepest desire is to know God more... Here's Spirituality for the Rest of Us.We Pray with Her: Encouragement for All Women Who Lead
By Shannon Sullivan, Emily Peck-McClain, Danyelle Trexler, J. Paige Boyer, Jen Tyler. 2222
Leading while female—whether in business, politics, the home, local communities, or the church—can be incredibly life-giving and spiritually fulfilling, yet…
lonely and difficult. “We Pray with Her” means supporting all the hers, both established and just starting up the ladder, who are leading the charge in today’s culture. It is a commitment to let them know that they are not alone, and that we are praying with along with them. In a world of glass ceilings, harassment, and “boy’s clubs,” women often encounter obstacles when they seek to forge ahead in their work to leave a positive mark through their labor, personal efforts, and causes. Women business leaders, political candidates, clergy, and trailblazers of all kinds need the support and encouragement of their fellow women. We are not intended to walk through life alone, and by raising each other up in prayer we will in-turn be inspired in our own efforts, grow in our faith, be understanding of shortfalls, and celebrate successes along with our fellow women. This inspiring devotional is a collection of 100 entries written by the women of WePrayWithHer, a grassroots movement turned online collective of women faith leaders, explores themes such as call, vocation, persistence, resistance, and struggle. Whether you’re a woman leader looking for personal inspiration, in a supportive role to a leader, an aspiring leader, or a woman who wants to support her sisters in Christ, you’ll find a home within these pages. Join the movement with your prayers, by mentoring, and through daily acts of solidarity with the women in your life and community. In these readings you’ll be emboldened to support one another as we strive to live the life to which God has called us.