Marieta Maglas

Eschatological Regression (eBook, ePUB)

Poetry Book

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

This volume comprises my poetry work. It includes philosophical, religious, and love poems as well as several poetic pieces about life, nature, sound, dance, color, and death. It also contains quatern, rondeau, ottava rima, ekphrastic, pantoum, kyrielle sonnet, villanelle, alexandrine, mirror sestet, quintain, rondelet, triolet, alliteration, tanka, haiku, senryu, sextuple, crystalline, choka, tetractys, fable, boketto, palindrome, acrostic, Fibonacci, hexaverse, triquatrain, dadaist, terza rima, Spenserian sonnet, jintishi, sestina, complex, oxymoron, cinqku, kimo, and monoku poems. I wanted to sense the essential human existence and to extrapolate it to infinity and to God. The poems themselves covered some symbolic and antagonistic ideas.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Xlibris US
• Seitenzahl: 356
• Erscheinungstermin: 10. Juni 2015
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781503574632
• Artikelnr.: 52577831

Autorenporträt

The poems of Marieta Maglas have appeared in some journals and international anthologies, including the Velvet Illusion Literary Magazine (Alabama), The Secret (La Revista, Italy), FWM Magazine (United States), Tr?n Thu Trang Magazine (Japan), IUE Magazine, The Burning Splint (South Africa), Our Poetry Corner by Ron DuBour (United Kingdom). Also, "Near Kin," edited by Marie Lecrivain at Sybaritic Press, "Three Line Poetry," edited by Glenn Lyvers at Prolific Press, The Aquillrelle Wall of Poetry, Literature Today, and Contemporary Poetry by Dr. Pradeep Chaswal and Dr. Deepak Chaswaland have appeared in the United States, Interaction by Pranab Chakraborty in India, Noy Doroza by Pathsutra Dhaka in Bangladesh, A Poet's View of Being and Women of One World by Brian Wrixon in Canada, Enchanted by Gabrielle de la Fair in Slovacia, Intercontinental Anthology by Yayati Madan G. Gandhi in India, Acerbic Anthology by Sunil Sharma, The Ray of Hope by Amrit Rathi, and Tanka Journal in the United States.