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This volume is about Children: Difference Makers>At 17, Malala Yousafzai became the youngest Nobel Prize laureate for her humanitarian efforts. She captured the world's attention after being shot by the Taliban in Pakistan on her way to school because she was an advocate for women pursuing education. She is currently working towards her bachelor's degree at Oxford's Lady Margaret Hall while continuing her charity work through her organization, The Malala Fund.

Homage to Søren Kierkegaard is a new anthology composed of original poems from fifty writers of faith. The anthology was developed in honor of Rev. Ronald F. Marshall (1948-2021). Known for his labors on behalf of Seattle's hungry and homeless, Marshall was also a prolific reader and brilliant teacher whose devotion to Kierkegaard produced two major books on his muse: Kierkegaard for the Church and Kierkegaard in the Pulpit: Sermons Inspired by His Writings. Kierkegaard served as muse for the poems here gathered. When Dappled Things launched a major contest, poets were presented with Kierkegaardian paradoxes, and in response to these theological provocations an abundance of verses appeared from around the country. Judges Dana Gioia and Mary Grace Mangano selected these works from over two hundred submissions. In collaboration with the MFA in Creative Writing at the University of Saint Thomas in Houston, Wiseblood Books is pleased to present this anthology, which includes a preface by Dana Gioia and an introduction from Rev. Marshall's widow, Jane Harty.

About a decade ago, we here at RiverRun began publishing books. Once we held that amazing, Promethean power in our little hands, we decided it would be great fun to put together Piscataqua Poems, a collection of local poets celebrating all the things we love about the Seacoast.Now, ten years later here is volume 2. A lot has changed about the Seacoast, and about the world, but one thing for certain, we still have an amazing number of talented poets!The poems in this book are inspired by the region called the Piscataqua watershed: Portsmouth, Kittery, Rye, Eliot, Durham, and so on. We hope you enjoy reading this book as much as we enjoyed making it.

Embodiment, the second issue of Kith Review, brings you poetry from Bonnie Thurston, Jan Villarrubia, Mick Evans, Patricia Helen Wooldridge, Sue Lewis, Jan Fortune, Yvonne Baker, Sue Proffitt, Kate Gough, John Sewell, Kate Noakes, Susan Elsley, Barry Smith, Gail Webb, Leslie Tate, Phil Madden and Angela Arnold; essays from Helen May Williams, Omar Sabbagh, and Jan Fortune; and fiction from Isabelle Llasera, Mark Godfrey and Adam Craig.The new issue explores embodiment, our place within ourselves and within the broader landscape, ecology, self reflection, and our interaction with our images of the physical world.Kith Review is a thoughtful space for nurturing connection. Through stories, poetry, art and essays that change the stories we live by, Kith Review aims to be contemplative, radical, nurturing and challenging. Here you will find writing that is imaginative, inventive and questioning. Here you will meet writers who are exploring what it means to live in this moment.Kith welcomes readers who want to linger, listen and connect-it is enough.

A charming collection of classic poetry encapsulating the nuances of modern dating.

A collection of writing exercises, poems, journal entries, anecdotes, and scribbles collected from the Under One Roof Writers Group. Under One Roof is a housing and addiction recovery center located in Squamish British Columbia Canada.

Christine E. Ray places her original poetry and prose alongside the fierce words and artwork of 44 talented international collaborators in her latest offering, Darker Objects. Poignant Poetic solos, duets, and provocative political anthems are possessed with evocative titles illustrating their focus, including; 'American Gothic', 'Ghosted', 'Nocturnes', 'Viral' 'Rooms so Still, So Silent', 'Tongue-Tied', 'Tenterhooks', 'Rage Against the Machine', and 'Feminist Manifesto'. These lightening threads of passion, rage, love, and grief are the dark, irresistible heart of Darker Objects. Collaborators include creatives from around the globe with a multitude of talent: Kindra M. Austin, Kim D. Bailey, Elijah R. Carney, Jharna Choudhury, Ward Clever, Susan M. Conway, crystal x, Candice Louisa Daquin, Sarah Doughty. OldePunk, Michael Erickson, Rachel Finch, Devereaux Frazier, Stephen Fuller, Nicholas Gagnier, Georgiana Grentzenberg, Iulia Halatz, Saide Harb-Ranero, Quatrina Hosain, Rachael Z. Ikins, Sun Hesper Jansen, Rana Kelly, Erin L. King, Mandy Kocsis, Aakriti Kuntal, John W. Leys, Lois Linkens, Nicole Lyons, Jamie Lynn Martin, Devika Mathur, Nathan McCool, S.K. Nicholas, Dom Wynette, Jack Neece, Allister Nelson, Jesica Nordase, Basiliké Pappa, Zelda Raville, Lynn Devora-McNabb, Kristiana Reed, Megha Sood, Eric Syrdal, Marcia J. Weber, Robert Wertzler, and Laurie Wise

We're tight into hurricane season here at Nixes Mate Headquarters. No better time than to sit with our Summer/Fall 2023 issue and read your way through family dilemmas, ekphrastics, and the spirits of color and place. We have 18 writers newly joining the Nixes Mate family. In the future, we hope to read more of their work. We are happy to announce that Hannah Larrabee, who guest edited our climate change issue back in 2021, has joined our editorial staff. In addition to editorial duties, Hannah is our Explorer.

A Year of Poetry 2 - the 2nd anthology of poetry from 'Lis' Poetry Place, '. It has poems that will make you laugh, cry and question - yet there is something for everyone.

Wenn eine Region, eine Stadt Jubiläum feiert, dann ist das immer ein Moment, einmal kurz innezuhalten und sich zu erinnern. Dies möchten wir mit diesem Buch tun. Manchmal sehr persönlich,in anderen Texten historisch animiert. 650 Jahre sind auf jeden Fall eine lange Zeit - und auf eine 650-jährige Geschichte kann Krefeld im Jahr 2023 zurückblicken. Was wir in den nächsten 650 Jahren erleben werden, das weiß niemand. Auch nicht, was nachfolgende Generationen über die Stadt Krefeld schreiben werden.Vielleicht mag diese kleine Büchlein dazu beitragen, manch Persönliches zu konservieren. Uns würde es freuen.

Viele Besonderheiten hat die Stadt,ganz stolz die Einwohner darauf sind.Das Highlight, die Stadtmauer, welche sie hat,durch die vier Tore der Stadt,es weht ein kühler Sommerwind.Von Natur und Grün umgeben,am malerischem Tollensesee gelegen,mit dem Segelboot dahinschweben,der Schönheit der Stadt entgegen.(Kimberly Kuhk)In Neubrandenburg steht 2023 ein ganz besonderes Jubiläum an - der 775. Geburtstag. Wir feiern ihn mit Anekdoten, Erinnerungen und kleinen Geschichten.

Poetry by the winners of the annual Muriel's Journey Poetry Prize, held each year in honour of activist poet Muriel Marjorie. As well as first and second prizes, there is a dedicated prize for a poet from Vancouver's Downtown Eastside and a prize for an entrant selected at random. Honourable mentions are also included.

A collection of 58 uplifting poems, shortlisted for the Hope in Ageing poetry competition run by the charity Embracing Age in 2023. They will make you smile, bring tears to your eyes, warm your heart and inspire hope on the journey of getting older. Pam Rhodes describes it as 'A sublime tapestry of insights, feelings and experiences through which hope is solidly threaded, weaving together life, limb, laughter and love.'

Each year, since 1999, Bainbridge Island, WA celebrates National Poetry Month by collecting submissions from local poets. A panel of anonymous local poets jury the submissions. Selected entries are both posted in the windows of participating downtown shops throughout the month of April, concluding with a public reading by all the poets, along with the publishing of this anthology. Poetry Corners provides an opportunity to showcase local poets' incredible talent and immerse our community in the power of poetry.

Best New African Poets 2016 Anthology has 251 pieces from 131 poets and artists in 7 languages (English, Portuguese, French, Afrikaans, Shona, Yoruba and Kiswahili) from 24 African countries and Diasporas, with South African and Angolan poets dominating the list. We also have a healthy number of poets from Uganda, Zimbabwe, Kenya, Moçambique, Ghana, and Nigeria. The nationalist sense is the one that most predominates with its pink, blue and gray tints that are expressed in parallel with existentialist perspectives that in turn go hand in hand with love, desire, hankering, joy, sensuality that transports us to epic, lyrical, utopian contexts without being lost in fantasy, they are artistic lines sometimes with traditional and sometimes more innovative touches. However, in contrast and to a lesser extent, almost as if there were resistant and with restraint we also find desolation, pain, negation that can be so sweet or so bitter that it allows the imagination to stop in a lament or end in resignation.

The Poetry Buffet is an anthology of writing from nearly 100 poets of & near New Orleans as well as a celebration of The Poetry Buffet monthly reading series, now in its sixteenth year, hosted by Gina Ferrara at the Latter Library on Saint Charles Avenue.

The Muse Polyhymnia was known for her serene and contemplative nature, symbolising the power of sacred hymns, eloquent speech, and deep reflection. Polyhymnia's serene and introspective nature has been captured in various artistic representations throughout history. This poetry anthology draws inspiration from the Muse, showcasing a diverse range of voices, styles, and themes. The anthology aims to bring together poets from all walks of life to create a rich and vibrant collection of contemporary poetry.

The poems collected in The Book of Birds-the work of a wide range of contemporary Australian poets-do more than describe. They invoke the many meanings of birds in our lives and imaginations.

Heavy Lies The Crown is a collection of poems celebrating women and their absolute importance in our lives. It is about women we know. Women we wish we could have known. Women we wish to know. A woman in particular. Women in general. Women who are extraordinary in their simplicity. Women who are larger than life. Women

Every once in a while, there comes along a book that makes you wonder how the world works in ever so magnificent ways, and makes you think about things that have always floated in your mind, not being able to find a source of answer to hold on to. Ties that bind is a book that talks about relationships between two people, all so different from each other, all utterly beautiful and full of comfort. It tells us that every tie holds a special place in this world, between people, and there is rarely anything that can ever alter that feeling. It tells us to keep hold of people close to us, those who feel like home.

Foreword What is remarkable about this collection of poetry from around the world is how seamlessly the variations weave together. The poets have given their voices in service of the same mandate: write inspirational poetry on flowers, butterflies or a topic that brings a feeling of warmth like a fireplace. The result is diverse. The interpretation of the theme comes in all sizes and feelings showing us that what brings happiness and warmth is not the same for everyone. We each seek a happy life in our own way. May this collection bring you warmth and happiness as you savor each word and distinct feeling. The first poem is a cento poem woven from each of the subsequent poems. A cento poem or a collage poem is a kind of poetry composed of various lines taken from different poems and poets. The word "cento" mean "patchwork garment" in Latin. Enjoy, Kimberly Burnham, Ph.D. (Integrative Medicine), Author of The Red Sunflower Diaries, Why Everyone Should Garden and Share Seeds. Spokane, Washington, August 2023

A collection of 143 poems penned by 43 poets from across the globe about the sea, seashore, lighthouses, or anything else associated with life on or near the sea. Poetry contributed by Carol Edwards, Eduard Schmidt-Zorner, Eileen Sateriale, Emily Bilman, Denis Murphy, Andrew McDowell, Joan McNerney, Nora V. Marasigan, Pat Severin, Dibyasree Nandy, Amanda Valerie Judd, Victoria Puckering, Laura Helona Moverin, Mel Edden, Jerri Hardesty, Bill Cushing, Rp Verlaine, Ken Allan Dronsfield, Emer Cloherty, Karen A. VandenBos, Mary Anne U. Quibal, Cynthia Bernard, Catherine A, MacKenzie, Rhian Elizabeth, Scott Thomas Outlar, Ram Krishna Singh, Anil Kumar Panda, Nancy Julien Kopp, Razi Ali, Jezreel Madsa, Lariel Menimtim-Mendoza, Nolo Segundo, Ken Gosse, Gordon Smith, John Lusardi, Tasneem Hossain, Daniel Moreschi, Loralyn Sandoval De Luna, Mark A. Fisher, Richard M. Bañez, Cai Quirk, Romel M. Aceron, and Paul Gilliland.

The 10th anniversary of the Word Stage at The North Quabbin Garlic & Arts Festival 25th anniversary, marks the amazing community of writers who live in the valley and beyond. Who take their craft seriously and who have been the voices of our community. Many to them are published authors with several books to their name. The Word Stage gave them a place to be seen as artists along with the musicians and other artisans at the North Quabbin Garlic and Arts Festival.