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A CHOICE FROM TWO POCKETS
  • A CHOICE FROM TWO POCKETS
  • No doubt, we find here the emotional depth and heights of the great soul which composed these extraordinary poems. The delicate and fine felicity of style is vividly visible in these poems. These poems are devoid of any labored vocabulary. The poems are quite notable on account of sufficiently powerful truth of feeling expressed in spontaneous style.

    • Binding:
    • Paperback
    • Pub.Date:
    • 2025
    • Price:
    • $15
    • Author:
    • CARLOS REYES
    • ISBN:
    • 9789363549487
    • Publisher:
    • Cyberwit.net
A Funny Thing Happened On The Way To Maturity
  • A Funny Thing Happened On The Way To Maturity
  • We are quite attracted and impressed by an extraordinary beauty and delicacy in all these poems included in the poetry book. It is quite true that the poet peeps into the secret recesses of heart. The poems will undoubtedly attract all readers due to unvarying excellence of style and diction. The poems are charged with powerful and energetic imagination.

    • Binding:
    • Paperback
    • Pub.Date:
    • 2025
    • Price:
    • $15
    • Author:
    • Wesley D. Sims
    • ISBN:
    • 9789363540330
    • Publisher:
    • Cyberwit.net
A Poetry Encyclopedia of Dreams
  • A Poetry Encyclopedia of Dreams
  • There is no doubt that the poems included in the poetry collection are quite powerful and spontaneous compositions showing an attractive poetic depth. The poems are quite lyrical and appeal to the innermost heart and mind of the readers. Here we find lyrical intensity and visionary strength of the poet.

    • Binding:
    • Paperback
    • Pub.Date:
    • 2025
    • Price:
    • $15
    • Author:
    • Jakob Brønnum
    • ISBN:
    • 9789363545342
    • Publisher:
    • Cyberwit.net
All the Wealth And Splendor
  • All the Wealth And Splendor
  • The chief interest of these poems is the employment of imagery with extraordinary effectiveness. Particularly impressive is attractive diction and admirable phrasing. The style of these poems exhibits crispness and energy devoid of any obscurity.
    The style of the poems included is undoubtedly homely but not vulgar. They show the poet’s wide experience of life. These poems reveal a passionate concreteness of imagery and a rich allusiveness. All the poetic qualities that touch the human heart are here.

    • Binding:
    • Paperback
    • Pub.Date:
    • 2025
    • Price:
    • $17
    • Author:
    • D.E. Ritterbusch
    • ISBN:
    • 9789363549739
    • Publisher:
    • Cyberwit.net
Amen to Artillery
  • Amen to Artillery
  • The true character and dominant characteristic of these poems is their intensity of feeling. The poems are attractive due to their soft coloring and the poet’s nobility of soul. They have been composed in a style full of precision. The poet aptly avoids ornate style and prefers simplicity. These poems captivate the mind with their intense manifold charm.

    • Binding:
    • Paperback
    • Pub.Date:
    • 2025
    • Price:
    • $15
    • Author:
    • Sean Lause
    • ISBN:
    • 9789363548848
    • Publisher:
    • Cyberwit.net
Careful Not to Startle the Yaks
  • Careful Not to Startle the Yaks
  • It’s impossible not to acknowledge Denis Garrison and Michael McClintock of Modern English Tanka, editors who had a profound influence on me as a writer, not least because they seemed to like my tanka. Of course, Sanford Goldstein’s work with tanka sequences and strings was an inspiration, as was translator Carl Sesar’s Takuboku: Poems to Eat, which was, fittingly, a gift from food writer John Thorne. Later, though I had written a few sequences, Marilyn Hazelton of Red Lights was an influence, spotting sequences in my submissions of individual tanka that I hadn’t seen. And, of course, where would tanka prose in general be without Jeffrey Woodward’s championing of the form in The Tanka Prose Anthology and the journal Modern Haibun & Tanka Prose?

    As soon as one starts thanking people, there is the risk of leaving someone out, which I don’t want to do. M Kei of Atlas Poetica, Beverley George of Eucalypt, Claire Everett of Skylark were also encouraging editors. There were others. I would like to thank them and everyone who’s encouraged the appreciation of tanka. And I would be remiss not to bow to the many wonderful writers of the form. The list of journals in the acknowledgements should indicate the scope of my gratitude.

    • Binding:
    • Paperback
    • Pub.Date:
    • 2025
    • Price:
    • $15
    • Author:
    • Bob Lucky
    • ISBN:
    • 9789363540170
    • Publisher:
    • Cyberwit.net
Danse Macabre
  • Danse Macabre
  • While much contemporary poetry focuses on personal narrative or identity exploration (both valuable approaches), Rush seems to be pursuing something more ambitious: an investigation of how we can think, love, and connect authentically in our current moment. His work demonstrates that it's possible to write philosophical poetry that isn't merely abstract intellectualism, and conversational poetry that isn't merely anecdotal.

    Each poem shows careful craft while serving a larger philosophical purpose, suggesting a poet who is both technically skilled and intellectually serious. Even in the more abstract or philosophical poems, there's often an underlying sense of emotional urgency, as if Rush is grappling with big ideas not just as intellectual exercises, but as deeply felt responses to the complexities of human experience. Far from being cold or detached, Rush's poetry is infused with a kind of passionate intensity, a desire to understand and make sense of the world in all its messy and contradictory complexity.

    • Binding:
    • Paperback
    • Pub.Date:
    • 2025
    • Price:
    • $15
    • Author:
    • M. C. Rush
    • ISBN:
    • 9789363545687
    • Publisher:
    • Cyberwit.net
Dreamscape Journeys
  • Dreamscape Journeys
  • This outstanding work reveals an impressive poetic power and freshness of highly imaginative style. These poems are full of a remarkable diversity of poetic thought, therefore it will have a wide appeal to all readers of poetry books. These poems never fail to stimulate our imagination, because the poet very aptly succeeds in providing 'addition of strangeness to beauty.'
    • Binding:
    • Paperback
    • Pub.Date:
    • 2025
    • Price:
    • $15
    • Author:
    • Jakob Brønnum
    • ISBN:
    • 9789363540637
    • Publisher:
    • Cyberwit.net
EVEN MORE HARVESTING: Literature, Cricket, Memoir
  • EVEN MORE HARVESTING: Literature, Cricket, Memoir
  • In 1988 I had the opportunity to undertake a full academic year’s teacher exchange between Radley College and St Mark’s School near Boston in Massachusetts. My opposite number was a tall, rangy and cultured southerner called Van Townsend – he was married to a strongly opinionated New England feminist and they had a young son in tow. Snezana and I had just had our third child Olivia and would be travelling over the pond with three children under five. The exchange was comprehensive: houses, cars, jobs, lifestyles. Once we had landed at Logan Airport in mid-August and were headed to Aspen House on the St Mark’s campus at Southborough it was all or nothing for a year. Back at Radley Van taught my classes and did some running and athletics coaching whilst Snezana and I had to take on responsibility for a dorm full of American adolescents. I picked up his English teaching and was also given a Girls JV Field Hockey team and the Varsity Squash squad to coach. Guess who had the easier deal!
    • Binding:
    • Paperback
    • Pub.Date:
    • 2025
    • Price:
    • $20
    • Author:
    • Mark Floyer
    • ISBN:
    • 9789363546530
    • Publisher:
    • Cyberwit.net
FAITH LOST AND FOUND
  • FAITH LOST AND FOUND
  • Jim Hanson’s poems speak to the epic issues of how faith is lost in a
    material and mortal world, and how it can be found through responses
    that are spiritual and worldly as well as religious and heavenly. They
    follow the line of paradise lost and gained by John Milton and divine
    transcendence by Dante, but with the breadth of perennial philosophy.
    They recognize that faith is doubtful, perhaps futile, like Sisyphus
    pushing his rock with great effort and no outcome, oscillating between
    resolution and dissolution, sin and redemption, samsara and nirvana.
    Is the end another, exalted beginning as promised by T.S. Eliot or the
    futility lamented by Sylvia Plath and John Berryman? Perhaps the
    finding and losing of faith is an unending process.

    The poems start with doubt about self and human nature expressed in
    demons, violence, and residue. They proceed to knowledge sought
    starting 2,500 years ago in the Axial Age, in a dialogue of similar
    issues then and now, and in the world around us regarding the
    Anthropic Principle. They go on to posit multicultural responses to
    doubt and suffering – theistic, Western, and Eastern – then to more
    individual responses of paths to take and of perennial faith to be
    found. So we all may have some faith in our selves and in the
    social/cultural realm, bio-physical realm, and ideal gods and heavens
    – some transcendental faith beyond who we are and what we know.

    Jim Hanson is a sociologist and retired Senior Researcher at Southern
    Illinois University-Carbondale. He has taught sociology and community
    development, also has worked in community and economic development. He
    is a lay-ordained Zen Buddhist and lives in the St. Louis area with
    his wife, Carol. His poetry collections include Endless Journey: Poems
    in Search of Meaning published in 2022 by Spartan Press, Perspectives:
    Educational Poems on the Humanities and Sciences published in 2023 by
    Resource Publications, and Ruminations: Poems on Living and Dying
    published in 2023 by Cyberwit Press. Single poems have appeared in
    some thirty websites and printings. He is a member of the and Illinois
    State Poetry Society Southern Chapter and St. Louis Poetry Center.

    • Binding:
    • Paperback
    • Pub.Date:
    • 2025
    • Price:
    • $15
    • Author:
    • Jim Hanson
    • ISBN:
    • 9789363547681
    • Publisher:
    • Cyberwit.net
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