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From Dada to translation, from conversations to collage, this book chronicles the artistic antics and profoundly original minds of Rosmarie and Keith Waldrop.
Questa poetessa e accademica americana è un'acclamata autrice di numerosi libri di poesia e prosa. Il suo lavoro esplora l'intricato rapporto tra linguaggio, percezione e identità, sondando i confini dell'esperienza umana. Attraverso uno stile preciso ma evocativo, crea versi che risuonano di profondità emotiva e curiosità intellettuale. La sua scrittura invita i lettori a contemplare le sottigliezze dell'esistenza e il potere delle parole nel plasmare la nostra comprensione.






From Dada to translation, from conversations to collage, this book chronicles the artistic antics and profoundly original minds of Rosmarie and Keith Waldrop.
Set during World War II, the narrative follows George Davis and Ronald Logan, two young pilots trained at Falcon Field in Mesa, Arizona. Their paths diverge as they graduate from different classes but converge again as they endure the hardships of being prisoners of war in a Japanese camp. The story intricately weaves their survival strategies with the historical context of their training and the impact on the Mesa community. It also pays tribute to the 23 military men who lost their lives during training, highlighting themes of sacrifice and the struggle for freedom.
Keith Waldrop's poetry embodies a profound subtlety, evading both emotional detachment and overt emotionality. His work is characterized by an understated presence that resonates deeply, akin to a ghost subtly revealed in familiar imagery. Waldrop emphasizes authenticity over artifice, believing that the pursuit of effect diminishes a poem's integrity. This collection showcases his unique ability to convey powerful emotions through quiet observation, inviting readers to engage with the layers of meaning found in simplicity.
The final installment of the Puppy Poems Series features delightful Christmas-themed poems that celebrate holiday traditions. Readers will enjoy the antics of Tollie, Toby, and Tanner as they encounter new friends during the festive season, bringing joy and whimsy to the celebration.
Exploring themes of Self, Time, Others, and Belief, this collection of flash poetry delves into the concept of value in our lives. Keith N. Waldrop presents a series of poignant poems that invite readers to reflect on their own experiences and perceptions. Additionally, the book includes a compilation of all his works to date, enhancing the reader's enjoyment and understanding of his poetic journey.
Designed for ministers and spiritual coaches, this guide facilitates the Love Block Relationship program, focusing on identifying relationship issues, gaps, and strengths. It provides step-by-step instructions for creating an exercise board and word tiles, along with score collection sheets and an analysis process. A detailed case study illustrates the three-step approach, enhancing understanding and application for those guiding couples.
The book presents a collection of stories and Flash Poems that delve into the nuances of life, capturing moments of reflection and emotion. As the third installment in a four-part series by Keith N. Waldrop, it continues to explore the themes of existence and personal growth through a blend of narrative and poetic forms, inviting readers to engage with the beauty and complexity of the journey.
Exploring the tension between faith and proof, the story follows Bruce, Waylon, and Lisa on a global quest to recover the Shroud of Turin, believed to possess special powers. As they confront evil forces, each character grapples with the pivotal question of whether they would seek confirmation of their beliefs through a brief, transformative journey. This adventure not only tests their resolve but also challenges readers to reflect on the nature of faith and the desire for evidence in their own lives.