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Its Not Easy
Collection of Poems
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- Melissa JunkeRachel KiskaddonJack StrunkStef KennedyMarcy Sauersroger craikS A HowardSonja CudmoreAlexandra BeitiaJames KityoAndré LevequeDana RodneySusanne LambertRobert GiamboEllen CoffeyKate AbedJohn MillerCARRAGH KnappDonna BurtchCathy HollisterEdward McManisSarah K. FrederiksenJ. Amber GriffinW. Alexander DunfordKayla BranstetterPeter MyerBree LetoAnna BurnettHR CameronGabriel McLeodMarcella SimonKendreana ChallengerJoni CaggianoTerrence MifsudSarah GorbanGrace GiffordAmanda ShawAri CubangbangLara McDavitAnanya VenkatachalamMax StoneClaudia GreenwoodMax McCoubreySaba Nourollahi
2022
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Poets Choice is a poetry book publishing brand registered and having its head office in Mumbai, India. We are on the verge of setting up our offices in USA as well.We have been around since 2010.Our writers hail from over 48 countries across the world. To view the complete list visit our website.We welcome book reviews on our website – www.poetschoice.in . Books can also be ordered directly from our website.Now, video and audio reviews can be sent across to ...
Colored Armpits
Poems for Social Justice
2016
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In other places,Time is moneyAnd pay is time; this he knew,For the concept of timeTo an AfricanIs a mystery,Making orderA time jumble.James Kityo SsemmandaNative Ugandan James Kityo Ssemmanda is all too familiar with the fragility of humanity. In his debut collection of poetry, he speaks to the human condition, explores racial issues, and shines a light on social injustices.Ssemmanda presents thought-provoking ...
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2012
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A selection of 30 poems to stir your emotions and to make you stop and think.
We Have Crossed Many Rivers
New Poetry from Africa
2023
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We Have Crossed Many Rivers: New Poetry from Africa is a fascinating anthology of some of the finest contemporary poetic voices from twenty-nine African countries. Inspired by the examples of first generation African poets like Wole Soyinka, Christopher Okigbo, Dennis Brutus, and Mazisi Kunene, the poets in this anthology display rootedness in, and preoccupation with, the discourses of identity and political freedom. At the same time, they engage the more contemporary themes of human and e...
Poetry of K.O. Harrop
Reflections on Life, History, Injustice, Resistance, Civil Rights, and Guyana
2013
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The Poetry of K.O. Harrop shows the beauty and significance of poetry in telling life stories. The poems teach new lessons and create new emotions and cause you to re-examine your comfort or discomfort with the subject. For example: In the chapter Lessons from History, revisit the past and rethink how its lessons should be used to shape the future. Awake to the cry for awareness of young lives disproportionately lost in the penal system in the poem Elegy above a City Jailyard. Re-examine t...
2011
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Why Are We Still Together is a book you will want to read yourself and give as a gift to friends and family. If you are sad, it will lift your spirit. If you have challenges, you will find poems to encourage you. The book represents the author's journey through the bittersweet world of love, the interesting issues of daily living and the complex world of politicians and how they play their game, especially in the author's home country, Nigeria. This book witty, pungent and philosophical. Y...
2016
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Its about word manipulationThrough lyrical fornication.To speak about:the faces and placesI have seen and been.the people I meet and greet,through dating, mating, relatingabout living amongst forests and speaking to treeslistening to the ocean and feeling the winds cool breezeits about humanity, social justice and peaceabout balancing difference through wisdom and mentalityof freedom and equality.Between ma...
One Hundred Poems, Volume VIII
100 Poems, #9
- Book 9 -
- 100 Poems
2017
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Just as before, I have written a single poem a day regarding various contemporary events:I literally have no excuses…Luke CageUnder the stars…Spiller of beans…The last stand (For a fantasy novel)BBC's quest for equality through bigotryDishonesty… or honesty?Yeah… too tired.Neo-puritan eunuchs react to pussyExploding Head SyndromeMy leopard girlA new puppyA stray cat on my stairsWords…...
2013
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Born to write is a poetry collection. It contains the voice of the suffering Africans and entirely the observant voices who feel compassionate about them. Most of the poems were written out of the experience of the writer. The collection is organized based on the common message the poems convey to the society. It incorporates humor to knit the ideas in their flow. As you see inside, you will realize what it contains.
Mad World
Thoughts in Poetic Verse
2014
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If you were an 8 year old Iraqi girl whose parents had been killed by a bomb; if you had witnessed your son get into the wrong crowd, begin taking drugs, then commit suicide; if you had your limbs dismembered or arms amputated by the Janjaweed Militia in Darfur, over a resources control and religious conflict that was none of your business; if you needed surgery your family couldn't afford; if you were a dying girl in India who just discovered that a corporation's dishonest waste disposal ...
2012
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A Piece of Perfect Poetry. Lucid lines laced with beauty that makes you want to ask for more.
2007
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This book is in honor of a group of university students who lived in Munich during WWII. They wrote pamphlets and papers denouncing Nazism and the continuation of the war and the premise that all citizens should rise up for their rights and freedoms against this nightmare. They were caught,tried, and then hung for their beliefs but their courage, fortitude,and dedication lives on in all those who struggle against tyranny,despotism and militaristic violence. This book consists of poetry tha...











