Description
In the tenth issue of Three Line Poetry, readers are invited into a concise world of verse crafted by a diverse collection of poets. Each piece encapsulates emotions, thoughts, and imagery, distilled into just three lines, showcasing the power of brevity in poetry. The featured authors bring their unique voices and perspectives, creating a tapestry of experiences that resonates with the human condition.
Glenn Lyvers, Adam Sprague, Gia Da Vinci, Todd Grant, and Franklin Charles Murdock lead a talented lineup, alongside contributions from other notable poets. The minimalist format encourages both creators and readers to embrace the beauty found in simplicity, making every word count. Each poem serves as a gem, ready to spark reflection, inspiration, or even a quiet moment of contemplation.
This edition reflects a commitment to showcasing emerging and established voices in contemporary poetry. Readers will find a mix of themes, ranging from love and loss to nature and introspection, all rendered in the strikingly poignant style that Three Line Poetry is known for. It's a celebration of poetic expression that proves less can indeed be more.
Glenn Lyvers, Adam Sprague, Gia Da Vinci, Todd Grant, and Franklin Charles Murdock lead a talented lineup, alongside contributions from other notable poets. The minimalist format encourages both creators and readers to embrace the beauty found in simplicity, making every word count. Each poem serves as a gem, ready to spark reflection, inspiration, or even a quiet moment of contemplation.
This edition reflects a commitment to showcasing emerging and established voices in contemporary poetry. Readers will find a mix of themes, ranging from love and loss to nature and introspection, all rendered in the strikingly poignant style that Three Line Poetry is known for. It's a celebration of poetic expression that proves less can indeed be more.
Book Details
Format
Paperback
Pages
56 pages
Language
English
Published
Jun 18, 2012
Publisher
CreateSpace
ISBN-10
1477676910
ISBN-13
9781477676912