Eclipse, a collection of poetry and art from Poetry Wilder, illustrates a magical journey of love between the sun and moon. Readers will experience firsthand the dichotomy of night and day, light and dark, presence and absence, and how one doesn't exist without the other. Separated into three parts--"Stars," "Between," and "You & Me,"--Eclipse dives into the abundant emotions someone experiences only when in the throes of passion.

"Megan Fox showcases her wicked humor throughout a heartbreaking and dark collection of poetry. Over the course of more than seventy poems Fox chronicles all the ways in which we fit ourselves into the shape of the ones we love, even if it means losing ourselves in the process"--Amazon.

"Following several of his internationally acclaimed, beloved novels, A Year of Last Things is Michael Ondaatje's long-awaited return to poetry. In pieces that are sometimes wittily funny, moving, and always wise, we journey back through time by way of alchemical leaps, unearthing writings by revered masters, moments of shared tenderness, and abandoned landscapes we hold onto to rediscover the influence of every border crossed. Moving from a Sri Lankan...

A bilingual collection of poems in Nepali and English from Nepali poet Durga Lal Shrestha written and inspired by his visit to Texas. Translated by Bhim Karki and edited by David Hargreaves. Includes an audio CD of the work.

A collection of Nepali poems.

A collection of Nepali songs and poems.

Like the ever-changing sky, our emotions are a vivid spectrum. From joy to sorrow, from youth to age, from dawn to dusk and the moments in between – our feelings paint a canvas as varied as the sky itself. We feel the warmth of love, the chill of indifference, the solitude of loneliness, and the comfort of companionship. From fiery reds to calming blues, vibrant orchids to muted lavenders, we embody every hue and shade. We are the brilliant sunrise,...

Over 200 poems within this book. In my new apartmentI'd bring youI can't wait until NovemberWatch me, bring you...The moonlight on your backWhere did heaven drop you off at?I'm so in love, you didn't evenTake your clothes off, yetBring tonight, into tomorrow.Please stay with meI won't let you cry over meMy mentality, tells on meI'm easy going...In my new apartmentI'd bring youI can't wait until NovemberWatch me, bring you...The moonlight on your backWhere...

TABLE OF CONTENTS:1. Excommunicado2. Lunch Poem3. Tariff Happy4. Bone Density5. Nan Sequiter6. Not That Kind of Pain7. The Tomb of Baudelaire8. Chapel Access9. A Journey of Seven Thousand Miles10. The Lost Boys11. Prowl Car12. Self Alaska13. Sin Curve14. A River Runs Through Me15. Meet the Beatles16. Down Ballot17. Pain18. Son of Uncle Sam19. Cranshaw on a Boat20. It Can't Be, It Just Can't Be21. The Rest Nowhere22. Augustinian Prayer Sonnet23. Abra...

A 1995 collection of poems that finds John Ashbery at his most conversational, funny, and surprising In Can You Hear, Bird, John Ashbery's seventeenth collection, language is both a plaything and a sandbox. The poems are arranged not in the order of their composition but alphabetically, by the first letter in their titles, like the neatly arrayed keys of some fabulous Seussical instrument. In line after line, Ashbery demonstrates his alertness to...