Résultats pour "The Door" dans Poésie

This novel is a letter to anyone overwhelmed by life challenges and obstacles. It offers the kind of upliftment and encouragement that will transform your life. Open Doors tells the familiar and innately human story of life, death, and love. This book is a collection of Mrs. Hines's award-winning pros that will pull you in from the very first sentence. Anyone, especially young adults, can enjoy Open Doors. Sonya Daniels-Hines believes that everyone has a story to be heard.

A random collection of poems showcasing anything from Love to the weirdest inkling of the human brain. Definitely not something to sit next to the poetic masters....

A delightful book that states everyone has a story with a need to be heard—expressions with visions of gratitude—beautifully crafted short stories, with excellent bold and comforting poems to your soul. Open Doors describes a pathway to a future of new ideas taking leaps and chances. This book talks about a variety of feelings about life, death, hate, love; it mentions being rich or poor. Open Doors is a fiction adult book with a splash of interesting tales for everyone.

Quietly reflective, the beautifully written poems in this slim volume offer a welcome respite from the noisy insistence of modern life. The language, now simple and direct, now rich in associations, double-meanings, and imagery, has its own natural rhythm and appeal regardless of subject and rhyme.

In Opened Doors, author Artie Bryant passionately delves into love, pain and the whirlwind of emotions in between through a profound collection of poetry, intricately penned to propel listeners into the author's transparent, visual feast of confessions.

Brian Moses' greatest hits!This brilliant book is packed with old friends - What Teachers Wear in Bed, An Alien Stole My Underpants, Shopping Trolley and Monster Crazy - and introduces us to some wonderful new poems too...

Behind the Door is a collection of poems written for those on the inside, through the eyes of a prisoner. Its aim is to provide reassurance that, although prison can be the loneliest place on earth, no one is ever really alone - especially with their feelings. It aims to provide hope of a better future beyond the door.

From New York City subway encounters to memories of pickup basketball games on Fourth Street, a love letter to the past, and to all the relationships and memories our homeplaces hold, from the National Book Award finalist. “I will consider a slice of pizza," opens Phillips's poem "Jubilate...

If you do not understand how to love yourself, you will never understand how to love anyone else. I have gone through stages of life feeling as if I have always needed someone. I never took the time to deal with myself before allowing people in to deal with the inadequate parts of me. I wanted to reach out and teach the lessons I have learned in my solitude in a way that grows and shows you just how powerful you are. Come take this journey to self-love with me.

Want to feel more alive? If yes, then we recommend you buy Dispatches from the Swinging Door Saloon today! Even if you're on the fence about poetry, having grown to dislike it in school, Randall McNair will bring you over to his side of the fence - the one where the absurd lives. In this debut collection of poems, McNair paints a humorous and vivid picture of what it was like to be a burnout in a world full of overachievers.