The Mirror of Your Thoughts - Hayaz, Nazaret
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For Nazaret Yenikomshuyan Hayaz, poetry is his life. He began writing poetry at the age of thirteen and receives his inspiration from nature, which has always been an enigma for him. In The Mirror of Your Thoughts, he shares a collection of his works. Hayaz examines a host of topics, everything from the secrets of nature and its connection to the real world to the relationship between men and women. Offering soulful poetry for the world, this eclectic collection includes such titles as "Harmony," "Power," "Feelings," "Perception," "Solitude," "Gift," "Secret Weapon," and more. This collection…mehr

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For Nazaret Yenikomshuyan Hayaz, poetry is his life. He began writing poetry at the age of thirteen and receives his inspiration from nature, which has always been an enigma for him. In The Mirror of Your Thoughts, he shares a collection of his works. Hayaz examines a host of topics, everything from the secrets of nature and its connection to the real world to the relationship between men and women. Offering soulful poetry for the world, this eclectic collection includes such titles as "Harmony," "Power," "Feelings," "Perception," "Solitude," "Gift," "Secret Weapon," and more. This collection of free-flowing poetry breaks the bounds of tradition to present the author's views on the nature of love and life. Hayaz dedicates his poetry to his idol, the poet and writer, Edgar Allen Poe.
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Autorenporträt
Nazaret Yenikomshuyan Hayaz was born in the village of Vanashen in Armenia and studied at the Armenian Veterinarian University between 1975 and 1979. In 1980, he moved to the United States with his family where he actively participated in cultural and theatrical performances. Through his affiliation with Armenian radio, Hayaz recited Western and Eastern classical poetry on the air. He lives in River Edge, New Jersey with his family and continues to write.