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Poetry


I’ve always loved poetry, perhaps because there is no one way to experience it. I enjoy the variety—from classic poems and sonnets to free verse, contemporary poetry, humorous poems, nature poetry, and the beautifully unexpected pieces that make you stop and think. Some poems tell a story, some
capture a fleeting moment, and others simply play with words and ideas. There is always something new to discover, and I love that poetry can be both wonderfully familiar and completely surprising.



Poetry Review

 Here's a growing collection of my poetry reviews. Please click on the title for the review. Currently, many poetry collections are listed under the book titles section.






 





























Rags to Rags  Cas Amato ( poetry within memoir)











































World War I Poems & Author's War Memoirs: Consecration, Lord's Leave, Last Post, The Old Boys, Ruddy Young Ginger, The Ballad of Ensign ... Uppingham Song and Wooden Crosses
























































( poetry within memoir)






























The Woman Without a Voice   Louise Farmer Smith 
( Verse within family memoir)










 (poetic collection)




























 ( poetic tale)







The Writers Bloc Club  Don Lubov






Ada Lovelace Isabel Sanchez Vegara































John Keats
It is said that what people like best about Keats's work is that his poems stimulate the imagination of his readers.


Seamus Heaney
Heaney won the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1995 "for works of lyrical beauty and ethical depth, which exalt everyday miracles and the living past." 





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