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A flower in the junkyard is a poetry book with thought provoking poems…it is an enjoyable experience, well written, and a good read. The author of this book goes by the name Kultur who is also an artist that has music out on all platforms, he is one of many talents…be sure to get your copy.

A fools Tale is an empowering poetry book about love, heartbreak, loss, sadness, loneliness, healing, hope, self-love, inner strength, self-esteem, personal transformation, wisdom, and happiness. Written for all of you who have wounds in your hearts, this uplifting poetry book is here to help you.

I dabbled with writing poetry in various forms for many years. I was not at first drawn to any particular poetic form, but I most typically wrote free verse. In about 1991, I began to experiment with writing shaped verse utilizing the lozenge form. I quickly developed a self-imposed set of rules that required, among other things, that each poem have forty-nine words arranged in a diamond shape. In each lozenge, I was equally concerned with the sound of the verse when read aloud, the creation of a vivid mental image through the words used, and the actual appearance of the lozenge on the printed page. Several of my early lozenges concerned my childhood days, and my goal then became to wri ...

Journey with Kevin Maxson as he takes you on a high in this uncompromised narrative that meditates on love, family, and relationships through the art of his spoken words.

A Thousand Words in photographic visions, poems...about life, love, and inspiration

Art always reflects reality. And occasionally reality is hard to fathom or comprehend. Still, the lack of understanding does not prevent the facts from existing. Are you willing to see that someone else’s reality can be true even if it’s not true to you? Are you willing to step out of your world to explore worlds unknown to you to consider that humanity is complicated? Are you willing to have your reality shattered by the nuances of other realities occurring within an arm’s reach? The characters in this short collection of poetry tell their stories while still managing to tell one central narrative, one that’s all too common for some. They experience and share their circumstance ...

Describing the subjects of these writings is not an easy task. Existential, yet literal, they cut deep, revealing the inner workings of the author's psyche. Compiled from works spanning the better part of two decades, a range of concepts and emotions are explored. From philosophy to heartbreak, there's at least one in here for you.