Western Desert - Bowers, Joseph Randolph
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A poetry collection with a dramatic blend of coming of age romantic and erotic impressions, intensive sensitivity, and remarkably confronting depths of observation on the human condition. Raw existential realisations flow into surrendering acknowledgements of brokenness explored with courage. The underbelly of masculinity is exposed with strength, compassion, and tenderness. Friends of Dorothy may find yourselves uplifted by tornadoes, earthquakes, and floods. This second edition comes ten years after the first edition of two books, Humanity: The Search for Place, and Naked Night. Both are…mehr

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A poetry collection with a dramatic blend of coming of age romantic and erotic impressions, intensive sensitivity, and remarkably confronting depths of observation on the human condition. Raw existential realisations flow into surrendering acknowledgements of brokenness explored with courage. The underbelly of masculinity is exposed with strength, compassion, and tenderness. Friends of Dorothy may find yourselves uplifted by tornadoes, earthquakes, and floods. This second edition comes ten years after the first edition of two books, Humanity: The Search for Place, and Naked Night. Both are combined into one volume. Celebrating thirty years since composition and first readings in the cafes of Toronto. Enduring time, this collection exudes vital energy, youthful honesty, and old-soul maturity. The poetry is edited, reformatted, typeset in fresh style, retains original sequences, and appears without commentary for your full enjoyment. Western Desert suggests a uniquely Australian aesthetics of place, space, with a few new poems added to top off the collection. More poignant now than ever. Life is like that. The best things take time to percolate.
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Autorenporträt
Hon Rev Dr Joseph Randolph Bowers is a scholar in spirituality, counselling, and health. Dr Bowers an Associate Scholar with the Centre for World Indigenous Studies, and a member of Spiritual Directors International. Dr Bowers is an Honorary of the Australian Counselling Association, co-founder of the Australian Counselling Research Journal. He is among the founders of the Psychotherapy and Counselling Federation of Australia. Dr Bowers works in private practice as a Senior Clinical Behaviour Specialist Counsellor Psychotherapist. Rev Dr Bowers is a Registered Marriage Celebrant and founder of the Eremitas Familia Minima, the Minims. Dr Bowers is author of over 250 works including, The Practice of Counselling; Sacred Teachings from the Medicine Lodge; On the Threshold: Personal Transformation and Spiritual Awakening; Mi'kmaq Puoinaq Two Spirit Medicine; Homophobia and Healing: Psychotherapy and the Psychology of Prejudice; Mass of Creation: Liturgies and Prayers for all Occasions; and Solitude Awakens: The Heart Forest Mountain Way.