3 Ergebnisse.

This slim volume contains the poetic ramblings of an unheralded poet, gathering together the fractured musings of a decade's work, presenting the stub ends of thoughts which are as valuable to literature as the overly sharpened pencil which scribed them.

Herein: The issue of the pregnant pen, the faintly scribbled scratching, the ill-formed poetic progeny set forth hastily, sloppily, so that the best intrigues only, easily forgotten, unmemorable - the ragged-fair street urchin one passes by with a pang, but who fades surely into the avenue, only a blemish on memory's curb.

In his third volume, following up on the success of his sophomore effort, "My words, remember this sight", author Eric Runion nonchalantly muses on the humorous and metaphysical nature of the commonplace, ordinary events and elements of everyday life. "Wanting to be much amazed" continues to explore the tenuous boundaries of prose and poetry in an equal yoking of the banal and sublime.