Детали книги
Формат
Kindle
Страницы
51
Язык
Английский
Опубликовано
Aug 3, 2013
Издатель
Dirt Pie Press
ISBN-10
0957551207
ISBN-13
9780957551206
Описание
In a vibrant compilation, Riptide Volume 9 captures the essence of childhood through the lens of diverse poets. With contributions from an array of talented writers, each poem reflects the joys, challenges, and bittersweet memories associated with growing up. The foreword by acclaimed poet Julia Copus sets a thoughtful tone, inviting readers to explore the varied experiences that shape youth.
As the pages turn, each poet brings their unique voice, crafting verses that resonate deeply and evoke nostalgia. Themes of innocence, discovery, and the passage of time weave through the collection, creating a rich tapestry of emotions. The collaboration of established and emerging poets ensures a dynamic reading experience, each piece resonating with its own distinctive rhythm and imagery.
Readers will find themselves drawn into the heartfelt expressions of laughter, wonder, and even melancholy that accompany the journey through childhood. This volume not only celebrates youth but also challenges its readers to reflect on their own experiences, leaving a lasting impression that lingers long after the final poem has been read.
As the pages turn, each poet brings their unique voice, crafting verses that resonate deeply and evoke nostalgia. Themes of innocence, discovery, and the passage of time weave through the collection, creating a rich tapestry of emotions. The collaboration of established and emerging poets ensures a dynamic reading experience, each piece resonating with its own distinctive rhythm and imagery.
Readers will find themselves drawn into the heartfelt expressions of laughter, wonder, and even melancholy that accompany the journey through childhood. This volume not only celebrates youth but also challenges its readers to reflect on their own experiences, leaving a lasting impression that lingers long after the final poem has been read.
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