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Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - Whether these poems were written by the farmer as he tends his crops, or the city dweller writing sonnets to the honking of rush hour traffic, the heartbeat of a poet is the same. Their rhythmic connection beats throughout every page of Inkwell. Lindsey, Anastasia (illustrator). …

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. "Poetry is alive and well in Decatur, Illinois as evident in this second anthology of Inkwell published by Decatur Area Poets. As in the first edition, the collection opens with winners of a local high school student poetry competition. Student Poet, Nazir Gardiner, takes us into a wonderland of time warp and ends with the existential question "Was I ever real?" and the poetic half-answer "Or was I always soft and shifting." Gotta love that inner voice coming through. In addition to talented poets from Decatur, this collection features work from several writers out of state. One of my favorites was "Bison of Yellowstone" by Jennifer Dotson. She takes the bison's perspective and gives voice to their wooly-headed defiance in response to the "two-legged monsters" who "emerge from inside their moving metal boxes." The final section of the anthology features poetry about Decatur itself, a homecoming in poetry for some of us. We get to celebrate the farmer's market, the ducks in Nelson Park, the lullaby of passing trains, our window to nature at Rock Springs, Lincoln sculptures (including an Ode to his bronze butt by AV Rasmussen) and simply the people of this city many of the poets know as home. The anthology concludes with a shaped poem by Jim Wilkerson - in praise of the history and legacy of overcoming negativity symbolized by Decatur's iconic Transfer House." - Randy Brooks Professor Emeritus, Millikin University This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. "Poetry is alive and well in Decatur, Illinois as evident in this second anthology of Inkwell published by Decatur Area Poets. As in the first edition, the collection opens with winners of a local high school student poetry competition. Student Poet, Nazir Gardiner, takes us into a wonderland of time warp and ends with the existential question "Was I ever real?" and the poetic half-answer "Or was I always soft and shifting." Gotta love that inner voice coming through. In addition to talented poets from Decatur, this collection features work from several writers out of state. One of my favorites was "Bison of Yellowstone" by Jennifer Dotson. She takes the bison's perspective and gives voice to their wooly-headed defiance in response to the "two-legged monsters" who "emerge from inside their moving metal boxes." The final section of the anthology features poetry about Decatur itself, a homecoming in poetry for some of us. We get to celebrate the farmer's market, the ducks in Nelson Park, the lullaby of passing trains, our window to nature at Rock Springs, Lincoln sculptures (including an Ode to his bronze butt by AV Rasmussen) and simply the people of this city many of the poets know as home. The anthology concludes with a shaped poem by Jim Wilkerson - in praise of the history and legacy of overcoming negativity symbolized by Decatur's iconic Transfer House." - Randy Brooks Professor Emeritus, Millikin University This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Whether these poems were written by the farmer as he tends his crops, or the city dweller writing sonnets to the honking of rush hour traffic, the heartbeat of a poet is the same. Their rhythmic connection beats throughout every page of Inkwell. As president of Illinois State Poetry Society, I've had the advantage of meeting several of these poets, and read the works of some, but the real joy for me was getting to know the poets I have yet to meet - right here inside this book. This inaugural edition of Inkwell, spotlighting the Decatur Area Poets, is a wonderful publication filled with poetic wordsmithing - a shiny jewel from the middle of the state. This collection of Illinoisian poems is a special treat for poets and those who love poetry everywhere. I look forward to reading the next one! Mary Beth BretzlaufPresident, Illinois State Poetry Society This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. Lindsey, Anastasia (illustrator).…