Lyrikantologier (af flere forfattere)

Den rullende kanon er 242 yndlingsdigte fra hele verden, udvalgt af to lyrikelskere gennem lange læsende liv. Digtene i Den rullende kanon taler sammen på tværs af tid og rum og uden for enhver kronologi; der er beduindigte, haikudigte, mayadigte, beatdigte, prosadigte og rimede digte fra alle tider og alle dele af verden - selv om det er en bærende pointe, at samlingen ikke er repræsentativ. Som Ib Michael skriver i efterskriftet:”Udvalget er vilkårligt sammensat af ren lyst og ud fra dagens læsning. Digtene er alle uden undtagelse med, fordi de har haft en tone, som vi er faldet for. Og som har vakt genklang. Snublesten. De ligger på vejen og får dig til at miste fodfæstet. Et øjeblik er du fri af tyngdekraften og kan flyve til en stjerne”. Her er blandt mange andre snublesten af Naja Marie Aidt og John Ashbery, af Paul Celan og Glenn Christian, af Sappho og Gunnar Ekelöf, af Nicanor Parra og Li Po. Der er 242 digte at gå på opdagelse i, at blive beruset i og inspireret af; digte som alle burde læse, så de for en stund kan miste jordforbindelsen.

"In this comprehensive and vibrant poetry anthology, author and poet Kwame Alexander curates a collection of contemporary anthems at turns tender and piercing and deeply inspiring throughout. Featuring work from well-loved poets such as Rita Dove, Jericho Brown, Warsan Shire, Ross Gay, Tracy K. Smith, Terrance Hayes, Morgan Parker, and Nikki Giovanni, This Is the Honey is a rich and abundant offering of language from the poets giving voice to generations of resilient joy, "each incantation," as Mahogany L. Browne puts it in her titular poem, is "a jubilee of a people dreaming wildly." This essential collection, in the tradition of Dudley Randall's The Black Poets and E. Ethelbert Miller's In Search of Color Everywhere, contains poems exploring joy, love, origin, race, resistance, and praise. Jacqueline A.Trimble likens "Black woman joy" to indigo, tassels, foxes, and peacock plumes. Tyree Daye, Nate Marshall, and Elizabeth Acevedo reflect on the meaning of "home" through food, from Cuban rice and beans to fried chicken gizzards. Clint Smith and Cameron Awkward-Rich enfold us in their intimate musings on love and devotion."--

100 of the most moving and inspiring poems of the last 200 years from around the world, a collection that will comfort and enthrall anyone trapped by grief or loneliness, selected by the award-winning, best-selling, and beloved author of How to Read a PoemImplicit in poetry is the idea that we are enriched by heartbreaks, by the recognition and understanding of suffering?not just our own suffering but also the pain of others. We are not so much diminished as enlarged by grief, by our refusal to vanish, or to let others vanish, without leaving a record. And poets are people who are determined to leave a trace in words, to transform oceanic depths of feeling into art that speaks to others.In 100 Poems to Break Your Heart, poet and advocate Edward Hirsch selects 100 poems, from the nineteenth century to the present, and illuminates them, unpacking context and references to help the reader fully experience the range of emotion and wisdom within these poems. For anyone trying to process grief, loneliness, or fear, this collection of poetry will be your guide in trying times.

Women Speak is a publication of the Women of Appalachia Project, containing poetry, fiction, essays, and songs. The Women of Appalachia Project¿ encourages participation from women of diverse backgrounds, ages and experiences to come together, inviting submissions of spoken word and fine art, shared in public forums and annual anthologies. Artists share culture and experiences at arranged venues, embrace issues of marginalization and stereotype; creating a force, unified and non-violently confrontational, to show the whole women, beyond superficial factors often used to judge her.

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Neben der Gewinnerin des SternenBlick-Lyrikpreises 2021: Maja Loewe, versammeln sich in dieser Anthologie die besten 50 Gedichte aus den Einsendungen. Diese DichterInnen sind in der Anthologie vertreten: Elena Abendroth, Regina Berger, Annemarie Bergmeister, Alexandra Bolena, Ralph Bruse, Stefanie Bucifal, Uta Daniel, Leonhard Ehlen, JE, Petra Fuhrmann, Hannelore Furch, Asja Garling, Helga Maria Gorfer, Jutta Gornik, Joachim Gräber, Gerda Greschke-Begemann, Tobias Grimbacher, Ingeborg Henrichs, Angelika Holweger, Jan Stechpalm, Christa Issinger, Katja Leonhardt, Eva Limbach, Helga Loddeke, Nils Louen, Maja Loewe, Rosalie Lenz, Marina Maggio, Magdalena Markovic, Anna Blume, Henning Mertens, Birgit Oßwald-Krüger, Mia Poesia, Christina Plischka, Sabina Ptascheck, Olaf Rendler, Inge Wrobel, Wolfgang Rödig, Sabine Schildgen, Marita Schloss, Elke Schlösser, Norbert Sternmut, Sigune Schnabel, Astrid Schulzke, Angelica Seithe, Annabell von Stern, Heidrun Stödtler, Walther Stonet, Anna Wagner, Lykke Cardinal.Eine Veröffentlichung des gemeinnützigen Vereins "SternenBlick". Wir fördern zeitgenössische Poesie und Dichtkunst. Alle Informationen und regelmäßige Ausschreibungen finden sich auf unserer Webpräsenz unter sternenblick.org.

Kaktussen er en lyrikantologi, der indeholder værker af Brasiliens største digtere fra det 20. århundrede. Den prisvindende digter Peter Poulsen har lavet udvalget og oversat. Samlingen indeholder noget af bedste inden for verdenslitteraturen, og er samtidig en hyldest til Peter Poulsens oevre som oversætter.Antologien indeholder bidrag fra Manuel Bandeira, Oswald de Andrade, Hilda Hilst og mange flere.

Vi har skrevet disse digte hver for sig. Derefter har vi fundet sammen om at prøve at få dem udgivet, da vi fandt ud af, at mange af dem kunne matche hinanden.Vi mener, at mennesket søger efter en mening med tilværelsen. Man vil gerne se på livet i en meningsfuld sammenhæng.Den kan være vanskelig at finde, når sorg og modgang truer og fylder. Men meningen skal opdages indefra. Og ikke udefra. Noget af dette har vi forsøgt at give udtryk for i denne samling.Vi håber, at den må blive læst med interesse for det eksistentielle, og ikke mindst at den vil kunne hjælpe mennesker i al almindelighed, men også dem i nød.

Hippocampus Press is proud to commemorate ten years of our acclaimed journal of weird poetry, Spectral Realms, with the publication of the twentieth issue.As before, it contains a diverse array of poetry by today's leading versifiers in the realm of horror and the supernatural-John Shirley, Scott J. Couturier, Frank Coffman, Manuel Pérez-Campos, Ngo Binh Anh Khoa, Leigh Blackmore, Ann K. Schwader, and a host of others. Maxwell I. Gold and Jay Sturner contribute provocative prose poems, while a cadre of poets pen tributes to Dylan Thomas (Carl E. Reed's Echoing Dylan Thomas"), Robert W. Chambers (David J. Kopaska-Merkel's "A Vision of Carcosa"), Emily Brontë (Michael Potts's "After Heathcliff Digs Up Cathy"), and the imperishable Shakespeare (Kyla Lee Ward's "Malvolio's Revenge").Among the classic reprints are poems by the Scottish writer William Sharp and the Weird Tales poet Mary C. Shaw. The issue concludes with a detailed index of poets and poem titles to issues 11-20.

When my husband and I first moved in together, we struggled to find harmony. I am a 100% pure chaotic raccoon and he is retired military. So as you can imagine, he felt overwhelmed by my clutter and I felt disappointed not being able to live up to his standards of cleanliness. After one of our sillier fights, we sat down and decided we needed to figure this out because we love each other too much to give up. I would like to say I did better at picking things up...but honestly...he just got more open to accepting my mess. At the time, I was in law school and working two jobs. There were a lot of things that passed me by that should have mattered more...but I was already stretched thin. I remember telling my husband that I was afraid he would get tired of me and move on with his life. However, he showed me each day that he was planning to stick around. He would pack my lunch every morning before I left and in it I would find a sticky note. And I would respond with a note hidden around his things. For a full year, he wrote me a note each day...even on the weekends. This book is inspired by the gift he gave me-unconditional and limitless love. Don't let movies fool you. Love is not a grand gesture. Love is a sticky note repeated each day. It is a poem, a safe space, and constant work. Love is the decision to appreciate what you have and the willingness to expand who you are to create space for this other person. This book is to all those who have loved, are in love, and want to fall in love. It is to my husband-inspired by the nest of sticky notes I have accumulated from him.

This debut collection of love poetry chronicles a healing journey through friendship, love, and loyalty. A touching and inspiring exchange; a fresh, relevant, authentic, profound expression of love.

For those who are no strangers to grief, The Hope We Risk is a collection of poetry and poetic prose to bring light to your darkest hours. If you feel alone in your grief or struggle to see how there can be hope in the midst of despair, these carefully crafted words by numerous poets and authors are here to bring you comfort and to point to the God who is still in control in a spiraling world. To those who have loved and lost, faced the pain of death, fallen into the clutches of paralyzing grief, and either gotten back up or still need a helping hand, know that you are loved. May this book be a balm and encouragement to the weariest of souls-to help you risk hope even in the face of sorrow.

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Great poetry calls into question everything. It dares us to break free from the safe strategies of the cautious mind. It opens us to pain and joy and delight. It amazes, startles, pierces, and transforms us. It can lead to communion and grace. Through the voices of ten inspiring poets and his own reflections, the author of Sacred America shows how poetry illuminates the eternal feelings and desires that stir the human heart and soul. These poems explore such universal themes as the awakening of wonder, the longing for love, the wisdom of dreams, and the courage required to live an authentic life. In thoughtful commentary on each work, Housden offers glimpses into his personal spiritual journey and invites readers to contemplate the significance of the poet's message in their own lives. In Ten Poems to Change Your Life, Roger Housden shows how these astonishing poems can inspire you to live what you always knew in your bones but never had the words for. "The Journey" by Mary Oliver "Last Night as I Was Sleeping" by Antonio Machado "Song of Myself" by Walt Whitman "Zero Circle" by Rumi "The Time Before Death" by Kabir "Ode to My Socks" by Pablo Neruda "Last Gods" by Galway Kinnell "For the Anniversary of My Death" by W. S. Merwin "Love After Love" by Derek Walcott "The Dark Night" by St. John of the Cross

Diese Anthologie beinhaltet eine sorgfältige Auswahl der besten Beiträge zum international ausgetragenen, deutsch- und englischsprachigen Literaturwettbewerb der "Poets of the New World". Werke von sechsundsechzig Dichterinnen und Dichtern aus sechs unterschiedlichen Nationen zeichnen ein präzises wie vielschichtiges Portrait der kollektiven Ängste, Wünsche und Hoffnungen ¿ und nicht zuletzt der individuellen Realitäten: pendelnd zwischen dem, was verloren ist und dem, wofür es sich zu leben lohnt.

One of the Dozens is Praxinoscope's fourth print volume in the 2022 "PerformX" series, documenting leading edge transdisciplinary group performance exhibitions in Los Angeles. In One of the Dozens, 20 artists -who worked in pairs or duets- now respond in print form to their own live performances given on December 8, 2022 at Beyond Baroque, Venice, CA. In addition to the work by the artists, curators DA Denckla and Matthew Bussa offer their own interventions and prompts to activate and to enhance readers' creative engagement with the text. Readers are encouraged to "rip, cut, crease, scribble, disregard, destroy, share, and respond." Sources of inspiration for reader instructions trace a tradition of experimental poets and conceptual artists, such as Julio Cortazar's The Instruction Manual, Yoko Ono's Grapefruit or CA Conrad's (Soma)tic Poetry Exercises.

Haiku, eine alte japanische Lyrikform, die mit nicht mehr als 17 Zeilen auf ein Bild oder ein Geschehen hinweist ohne zu beschreiben. Haiku geben dem Schweigen Raum. Thema ist die Natur und der Mensch als Teil derselben. Form und Themenbereiche haben sich im Wandel der Zeit verändert und nähern sich moderner Kurzlyrik an. So stehen dreizeilige neben zwei- und einzeiligen Haiku. Bei den Tanka wird hier die traditionelle Form beibehalten.

This poetry anthology provides a bright and cheery way to start your day, with one joyful poem for every morning of the year.Whether you wake up to the chirping of birds or stumble out the door in a last minute rush, it's important to take some time for yourself in the mornings to boost your mood. Before stepping into the day, prepare yourself with a jolly poem. You could allow the poem that has been selected for that date to soothe you, to excite you, to motivate you: whatever your needs, have a meditative morning moment with a happy poem to set yourself up for a successful day.With one happy poem for every single day of the year, keep this book by your bedside for a serotonin boost upon waking, on the kitchen counter for a pick-me-up while your coffee brews, or in your rucksack for a moment of (rare) commuting joy. With a delightful illustration for every month and a vast range of poems, it'll be easy to find something that sparks joy within you. From the timeless phrasing of John Keats and Rumi to the celebratory observations of Wendy Cope OBE and Pulitzer Prize Winner Rita Dove, there'll be a moment of delight ready and waiting, just for you.

This collection documents a selection of the creative works generated at Poetry Scramble and features new work from 16 of First Matter Press's legacy editors, authors, and artists. Inside you'll find community-crafted erasures, exquisite corpse, human magnetic poetry, Mad Libs-style poems, centos, and collages, plus new writing and art from: Rae Diamond, ash good, Lauren Paredes, Jessica E. Pierce, Emily Moon, Rachel Mulder, Xylophone Mykland, Lara Rouse, Hailey Spencer, Sara Swoboda, Andra Vltavín, Dan Wiencek, Caroline Wilcox Reul, Sonya Wohletz, Charity E. Yoro, and ahuva s. zaslavsky.