Ashley E. Clyke

Cupid'S Bow (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

Skillfully using contemporary idiom, this poetic drama shows a natural abundance of creative genius and speaks of what is fashionable. It is a wonderful fusion of intellect with passion, of diffidence with stereotype. A poetry apart, Clyke resists an imposed order in arriving at the harmonious relationship of the parts with the whole. Her power is in her sureness and mastery of subject and expression. Concise and luminous, she has captured the nature and essence of love. Avant-garde, she finds genuinely novel ways of expression, leaving a lasting effect, sharply aware of the mystery of life and suffering. Poems so vividly individual, inviting attention to the circumstances that shaped them, shaping the feelings they convey. Impassioned reasoning gives insights into intimate experience and social motive. This amazing artist with words adheres to a metrical plan in her composition, creating concrete poetrycomplete and inviolable. She turns the unpoetic into poetry, compounding the matter-of-fact with fantasy. Life is a condition of flux and momentariness finely concentrated in love, longing, wanting, pining. Her poems are sly, ironic, and a bit cagey, enchanting the reader. A fresh and springy metrical form that reveals an imagination of what is bewildering. Remarkable. It is an indubitable poetic triumph.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: AuthorHouse
• Seitenzahl: 48
• Erscheinungstermin: 23. Juli 2015
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781504922333
• Artikelnr.: 52594371

Autorenporträt

Ashley Elizabeth Clyke was born and raised and still keeps residence in Toronto, Canada. She was born to parents of separate backgrounds: her father is from the North- Canada; her mother is from the Southeast -Sri Lanka. Clyke shares a home with her mother, maintaining employment in the restaurant industry as she endeavors to reach heights in the pantheon of poetry. She has written wonderful poems since she was very young. In high school, one of her poems was chosen for an antiracist campaign-"Human. One Planet One Race"-by the government of Canada. Lovers Between the Sheets was Clyke's first published work and is composed of a number of love poems, her preferred genre.