13 Ergebnisse.

Roger Armbrust's collection of 55 poems represents an extended love song for the world's great classical composers. Many of the sonnets envision history's maestros at some phase of their extraordinary lives. A few of the verses are celebrations of life which include a reverent mention of a master. Taken together, they convey the poet's deep respect for these geniuses and the creative process. In one sonnet, he writes of Mendelssohn: Sense of p...

Armbrust writes sonnets on a variety of themes, primarily addressed to his muse and his lovers. Since 1979, when his first book of poetry went to press, he continues to write, as if he opens a vein to pour his own blood onto the page to do it.

Armbrust writes sonnets on a variety of themes, primarily addressed to his muse and his lovers. Since 1979, when his first book of poetry went to press, he continues to write, as if he opens a vein to pour his own blood onto the page to do it.

Armbrust writes sonnets on a variety of themes, primarily addressed to his muse and his lovers. Since 1979, when his first book of poetry went to press, he continues to write, as if he opens a vein to pour his own blood onto the page to do it.

Armbrust writes sonnets on a variety of themes, primarily addressed to his muse and his lovers. Since 1979, when his first book of poetry went to press, he continues to write, as if he opens a vein to pour his own blood onto the page to do it. In this book of 126 sonnets, the poet invites us to walk with him as his creative sense takes us through every mood of nature on earth, and to the universe beyond. Imagery's connections turn hearing 2 a....

Armbrust writes sonnets on a variety of themes, primarily addressed to his muse and his lovers. Since 1979, when his first book of poetry went to press, he continues to write, as if he opens a vein to pour his own blood onto the page to do it.

It's 2020, the time of Coronavirus. The poet confronts it and his environment in these 104 sonnets. Armbrust writes sonnets on a variety of themes, primarily addressed to his muse and his lovers. Since 1979, when his first book of poetry went to press, he continues to write, as if he opens a vein to pour his own blood onto the page to do it.

Armbrust writes sonnets on a variety of themes, primarily addressed to his muse and his lovers. Since 1979 when his first book of poetry went to press he continues to write, as if he opens a vein to pour his own blood onto the page to do it.

What are the drivers of creative writing:: passion, drive, and fear of rejection? What is the cardinal rule: honesty (to a vision, a voice)? Armbrust, an editor and creative-writing instructor, argues that the struggle to write is reflective of the deeper spiritual consciousness of the writer. He challenges writers to address their inner demons, being honest to their truest selves, and to wrestle their eepest doubts in their quest to produce t...

Climate change versus sustainable water policy, political leaders threatening sustainable peace by building nuclear arsenals and missles, destruction of nuclear proliferation treaties, the military-industrial complex, regional war as a racket, Wall Street wolves disrupting the economy, world economic tension, governments and corporations destabilize economies worldwide.

An investigative reporter for a statewide newspaper connects the dots on an interstate jewel fencing scheme which leads to the capitol city mayor's door, and implicates a would-be governor. The reporter, a Vietnam vet whose keeps his black ops background under wraps, is attacked by rogue cops, who also threaten his daughter and his girlfriend. His USMC training, unknown to his assailants, saves him from serious injury, but danger on the nation...

There is a mythic quality to the poetry of Roger Armbrust. Whether his subject is surgery or angels, his language and vision--while expressed in an earthly lexicon--are focused on the life of the spirit.We constantly heal each other, love, trueto our senses, sharing our secret vaultsof fear and longing, faith and confusion, doubt and delight.Armbrust's love poems are not ethereal, however, but rooted in real bodies...My poetry honors your arch...

In these 122 sonnets, poet Roger Armburst escorts readers on an insightful journey throughout Earth and beyond. We experience the loneliness and inspiration of The Aesthetic Astronaut, passion and sense of the romantic lover, reflective memories of a gentle heart growling older, ironic vision of an observer to history, and subtle- and sometimes not so subtle- humor of a fellow human involved in our day to day challenge of living a worthwhile l...