11 Ergebnisse.

Wang Wei: was a Chinese (Tang) Poet and Artist. This book is filled with over 300 poems in the original Chinese, Pinyon, Translations, and English, followed by the thoughts in poetic form by American, Poet Laureate, Jean Elizabeth Ward is inspired to write, third in a series, either paying an homage to, or inspired by. Alphabetized for an easy read. A delight for those desiring something different, yet easy to read, and understand. Not a Trans...

Who is it that does not love the Spring? Spring Meditations if filled with lovely quotes, thoughts, and poems about Spring, by Famous Poets old and new, representing many different countries. The author/editor has added many of her own poems between those of many wonderful Poets, from many times periods in history, and many countries. Spring Meditations is truly a delight for all ages.

This book is an Introduction to Tang Dynasty Poet Li He Chang-ji, with English Translations of The Chinese Songs and Ballads of Li He Chang-ji. An American Female paying an Homage to a Chinese Tang Dynasty Poet. With an introduction to Han Yu included. A few illustrations are within this charming, First Edition, alphabetized book, which will capture your heart and soul. NOT A TRANSLATION but an introduction to a most interesting poet.

This illustrated edition of ELVIS: THE FAIRY TALE consists of poems written over the years, by Jean Elizabeth Ward, in this Revised Edition you will find quotes, and excerpts adapted for the reader from famous 17th. century poets such as John Donne and Alexander Pope, and Elvis Presley. An easy read, with facts within: ELVIS: THE FAIRY TALE is a must for lovers of everything Elvis.

A few illustrations within this Revised Edition of: Seabrook, Texas, within a garden. A collection of poems, ballads, quotes, and prose about Seabrook, Texas, and the surrounding area near Houston, Texas, with garden poetry worked through out the book. An additional chapter has been added, and alphabetized for an easy read. There is also a bit of history in this versified book, with many different styles of poetry as well. A nice gift for anyo...

The Beheaded Poetess is a book about the life of the T'ang Dynasty Nun and Poetess, Yu Xuanji. Two books in one: history and poetry. The work of Genevieve Wimsatt in her 1937 book: Selling Wilted Peonies is revised into Concrete Poetry throughout the book, with acknowledgements below each section and poem. Intermingled with the original translations of Yu Xuanji, with a modern day Poet Laureate Editing it, and including her own versions, homag...

Why Do Snakes Hiss, is a book filled with 11 illustrations, filled with Cathartic Poetry, (perhaps sarcastic) and Avant Garde. Many poems that may not fit into any other of the author's collections. Mixed with Modern Japanese Senryu and Shape Poetry.

For the reader looking for something different: Concrete Poetry, Shape Poetry and Prose, with bible verses intermingled within this alphabetized book, with illustrations by the author. A poem dedicated to Oprah Winfrey from the author's Living Legend Series, and two illustrations of Oprah, included within. An easy read, Shape Poems for the beginner.

A book of light love lines, intermingled with Prose, and rhymes, in alphabetical order for an easy read. A few illustrations are added with one of Elvis Presley.

An Homage to Sylvia Plath is a First Edition, revised from the original: Sylvia Plath: An Homage to, with 10 illustrations added. Dedicated to, inspired by, or an homage being paid to Sylvia Plath by Poet Laureate, Jean Elizabeth Ward.

One never before seen Mandala of Elvis Presley and 2 dozen more illustrations within this book: My Months As A Man, written by a woman after she deicided to write poetry and post it on an international web site as an elderly man, to see if her work would received positive remarks, where her work as a woman did not. Was the poetry better or was it perceived better just because she was thought to be a man. She says, "It's still a man's world.