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This book is separated in two parts, and each part holds a different part of myself. The first part is dealing with the pain and emotions I have held back for years in my life. The second part gives more poems and quotes that have been inspired by the songs I have listened too. The Raven & The Wolf takes you on a roller-coaster that has been my life and my mind.

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Luis Alejandro Steinbeck is an artist of many disciplines including writing, painting, sculpture and music production. Although it wasn't always that way. He has worked across a variety of trades from cook to firefighter, roofer to office administrator. He grew up in Chile and immigrated to California in 2005, and this poetry collection represents the journey he took.

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Authored by one of North Koreas most acclaimed dissident writers, this is the first collection of Bandis poetry to be published in English.

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Concerned with transformations and dislocations - both physical and emotional - the poems in James Lasdun's second collection speak exquisitely of desire and loss.

Jetlagged, estranged, out of synch or out of kilter, the figures in these poems sometimes just miss each other, sometimes connect explosively.

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With an introduction by Marina Warner

Coleridge's celebrated poem was written at the suggestion of William Wordsworth in the early days of their friendship, and published for the first time in 1798.

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"Sze-Lorrain offers a ... vision of humanity marked by perils, surprises, and the transcendence of a 'ruined elegance.' Through an intercultural journey that traces lives, encounters, exiles, and memories from France, America, and Asia, the poet explores a rich array of historical and literary allusions to European masters, Asian sources, and American influences"--Dust jacket flap.

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For two and a half thousand years, readers have been moved and inspired by the writing of Sappho, and the myths that surround her. Born around 630 BC on the Greek Island of Lesbos, Sappho's influence extends throughout Western literature, fuelled by the speculations and romances which have gathered around her name, her story and her sexuality.

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Ranges over diverse topics - from the origins of evil and the relevance of witchcraft to the status of the poetic narrator, the epic tradition, the nature of love between the sexes, and seventeenth-century astronomy.

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Includes over 400 of Dickinson's poems, expressing her ideas on love, life, and nature, that were published after her death in 1886.

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When it comes to living the life of a senior, Wyman Sanders is fortunate to be able to utilize his past experience of being both a pediatrician and a psychiatrist. Wyman loves poetry and is able to express his current heart-felt experiences by writing about them in meaningful, positive perceptions of life. Wyman lives by the motto of being the most successful being (he) can be right now.

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In traditional Chinese culture, poetry held a place that was unrivalled by any other single talent, ability, or practical accomplishment as a source of prestige and affluence, and even of political power. This book presents a collection of classical Chinese poetry, introducing the reader to the main styles of Chinese poetry and the major poets.

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Offers thirty-three poems that interweave a complex web of myth, public and private history, family, memory, and invention as they explore the timeless truths of human existence.

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Beautiful, disturbing and a pleasure to read, Ruth Padel's new poems are her most ambitious yet, adding animal legend and zoological science to her glitteringly imaginative canvas.