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Carolyn Martin

    Carolyn Martin crea poesie che approfondiscono temi profondi, traendo ispirazione dal suo viaggio attraverso il Nord America. Il suo lavoro, apparso in numerose pubblicazioni, riflette le sue acute osservazioni sia del mondo naturale che dei paesaggi interiori. Affina ulteriormente la sua voce poetica come redattrice di poesia per Kosmos Quarterly, concentrandosi sulla trasformazione globale. Martin invita i lettori a contemplare il mondo che li circonda e il loro posto in esso.

    Nothing More to Lose
    The Catalog of Small Contentments
    It's in the Cards
    A Book of Childhood Prayers and Verses
    Traditional Devon Recipes
    A Penchant for Masquerades
    • Exploring themes of truth, time, and identity, Carolyn Martin's fourth poetry collection delves into the complexities of human experience. The poems range from universal reflections to personal insights, blending formal and experimental styles. Through her unflinching examination of history and relationships, Martin invites readers to contemplate the fluid nature of these concepts and their impact on our lives.

      A Penchant for Masquerades
    • The Catalog of Small Contentments

      • 122pagine
      • 5 ore di lettura

      Celebrating the pursuit of beauty and truth, Carolyn Martin's fifth collection delves into the aesthetic of small contentments. Drawing inspiration from Sting's philosophy, the poems explore the delicate interplay between life's simple joys and deeper meanings, inviting readers to appreciate the richness found in everyday experiences. Through her lyrical expression, Martin encourages a reflective journey that highlights the beauty inherent in life's quiet moments.

      The Catalog of Small Contentments
    • Nothing More to Lose

      • 62pagine
      • 3 ore di lettura

      The narrative follows the Kolbert family's harrowing journey as they flee Hungary in 1944, facing years of starvation and illness in Germany before starting anew in America in 1952. Through poignant poetry inspired by Therese Kolbert Dieringer's autobiography, the story highlights themes of resilience, faith, and the challenges of adapting to a foreign land. The family's struggle and ultimate quest for peace illustrate the enduring human spirit in the face of adversity.

      Nothing More to Lose