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This remarkable selection of poems from the pen of master poet John Drinkwater is outstanding in its portrayal of the poet's deep appreciation of all aspects of the wonder of human existence. These are poems of life, life's ups and downs, its joys, its sorrows, its tragedy. This is Drinkwater at his best - the poet of the present, the eternal, the here and now - embarking on an ardent quest for meaning in life experiences, some extraordinary, some mundane, experiences elegantly expressed in these poems of marvel and revelation. Drinkwater writes of a common lived experience in poems that ...

The first of two volumes of collected poetry by this revered and highly influential English restoration poet and playwright. The poems, many quite long and elaborate, reflect the poet's role in contemporary society, as political and religious commentator (religion, politics and royalty being closely associated at the period). The works include panegyrics to prominent and regal personages, extended allegories (as in "The Hind and the Panther"), and a few biting satires including a lampooning of a fellow playwright in "Mac Flecknoe". "Annus Mirabilis" is a sort of historical roundup. ( Peter ...

Japan An old courtyard Hidden awayIn the afternoon.Grey walks,Mossy stones,Copper carp swimming lazily,And beyond,A faint toneless hissing echo of rain That tears at my heart. John Gould Fletcher offers a brief history of Japanese poetry, as well as a short, yet vivid, compilation of his own Japanese-inspired poems. (summary by John N. Daily)

This is a book of 57 sections divided into 2 parts. The first part is comprised of 26 poems & the second part concludes with 31 assorted stories & otherwise. John Kendrick Bangs had been known as a jokester & prankster; was also known to be the editor of Puck, perhaps the foremost American humor magazine. Take a peak and see how you end up with a grin on your face and in your heart as well. That is honest Bangsian writing. - Summary by AR

This is the second poetry collection of the poet-critic John Crowe Ransom, who was a member of the Fugitives and the Agrarians.

John Gay's Trivia is a satirical guide to walking the streets of London, written in mock heroic style. Learn how to avoid pickpockets, wig thieves, falling masonry and the contents of chamber pots, and above all else how to dress well for all weathers and avoid mud splatters. Your daily walk will never be the same again! ( Phil Benson)

In his wonderful interpretation of the classic tale of Lamia - the mythological entity portrayed as being a deadly threat especially to children and young men - master poet John Keats construes this timeless and enigmatic story with a view towards intrigue, deception, loyalty, honor and fervor of a young man's lust for a life of passionate bliss with the newly found woman of his dreams. In retrospect, considering certain aspects of her past and recent serpent-like incarnation, the beautiful and seductive Lamia was a poor choice for the young man Lycius. But infatuation and the recklessness of ...

John Gould Fletcher (1886 – 1950) is considered by many literary scholars to be among the most innovative twentieth-century poets. He enjoyed an international reputation for much of his long career and earned the Pulitzer Prize in poetry in 1939. Fletcher lived in England from 1909 to 1932 and while in Europe he associated closely with Amy Lowell, Ezra Pound, and other Imagist poets. In addition to being an adherent of Imagism, which used free verse and was dedicated to replacing traditional poetics with new rhythms, concise use of language, and a concrete rather than symbolic treatment of ...

Silverpoints is the first collection of poems by John Gray. Some saw Gray as a protégé of Oscar Wilde, who agreed to underwrite the publication of Silverpoints. It includes Gray's original poems and his translations from the French of Verlaine, Mallarmé, Rimbaud, and Baudelaire. - Summary by Rob Marland

Summary: Four short Christmas stories, a bit sentimental, but still affecting and worthwhile. Plus Four Christmas verses. (Summary by David Wales)

When Tricks Turn Into Trouble. Magic meets mischief in five delightfully clever tales starring Eli Marks, the magician who can't help finding trouble between shows. These stories blend humor, magic, and mystery into a thoroughly entertaining read, packed with misdirection, sharp wit, and puzzles that keep you guessing right up until the final reveal.

Host John Strelecky (author of The Cafe on the Edge of the World) and fellow collaborators share humorous and heartfelt advice about the big questions in life. Hang with them as they bridge the gap between our seemingly absolute unimportance given the grand scale of the universe and yet how to live a meaningful life despite that. Episodes include highlights from interviews he has given, and brand new content recorded just for the show. New episode each month.

BE STRONG AND COURAGEOUS. Fletch led his motley crew of orphans and outcasts into the Montana wilderness. Now, stranded in Xanadu, he must get them through winter. Survival won’t be enough, though. Fletch vows to build something good and lasting, a town for folks chasing a better life on the frontier. But the mountain has other ideas. Blizzards close in. Food runs thin. And danger is everywhere, from sweating dynamite to grizzly bears to a mysterious predator that shouldn’t exist at all. At Fletch’s side stands Faith, a young woman growing stronger by the day.

Le grand retour de John Connolly et la naissance de la légende Charlie Parker. Une plongée troublante dans le Sud profond américain. Arkansas, 1997. Charlie Parker, ancien policier new-yorkais brisé par le meurtre atroce de sa femme et de sa petite fille, traque leur assassin à travers tout...

I hit a pretty big milestone this year: I turned 50. Turning 50 has a way of making you look out at the horizon, and like a lot of people at this stage, I’ve really started focusing on what my retirement future looks like.That’s exactly why I’m launching this podcast. I wanted a place to share my real, firsthand experiences as I spend this next decade getting everything ready to successfully retire. Welcome to Project 60.

Flickers of Light: Seasons of Reflection invites you to pause amid the noise of everyday life and notice the quiet ways God reveals His presence. Through original poems, reflective essays, personal stories, and thoughtful meditations, each episode explores ordinary moments that point to extraordinary grace. Whether walking a country road, pondering Scripture, or reflecting on life’s joys and sorrows, these brief reflections encourage you to see God’s light in unexpected places.

OutWrd presents a gritty cinematic adaptation of Robert Louis Stevenson's classic adventure. When young Jim Hawkins comes into possession of a mysterious treasure map, he finds himself swept into a perilous voyage across the seas in search of untold riches. Joined by a crew of sailors, rogues, and adventurers, Jim soon discovers that not everyone aboard can be trusted.combining immersive narration, atmospheric sound, and an epic original score, the production delivers a rich listening experience that captures the excitement, mystery, and peril of life on the high seas.

This 18th entry into the Rick Brant series finds Rick and Scotty on vacation with Rick’s new houseboat, visiting government agent Steve Ames down in Chesapeake Bay. Their plan is to meet Mr. and Mrs. Brant, Barby Brant, and Jan Miller at Steve’s vacation house and float languidly back to...

In the vein of What Got You Here Won’t Get You There, a practical guide to help young professionals recognize the ideals and subconscious behaviors holding them back in their careers. Many ambitious young professionals today find themselves disengaged and disillusioned. Accustomed to steady...

Every day, first responders answer the call.Police officers. Firefighters. Paramedics. Dispatchers. Nurses. Veterans.They respond to emergencies, witness tragedy, carry the weight of critical incidents, and continue showing up when others need them most.But who is there for them?