The Poet's Craft - Graeme Ward - Libros -  - 9798676814762 - 19 de agosto de 2020
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The Poet's Craft

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A master class in observational poetry. Introducing the craft of poetry to new writers and providing inspiration for those who seek to refresh their talents. This collection of 62 original poems, with explanations, will become bed time reading for anyone who adores poetry. Partly autobiographical, the anthology explores adventure, depression, achievement and fun. Many of the poems are, simply, hilarious but all observe human nature. If you only have one book of poetry on your bookshelf, it should be this one. The Author had a varied career as an International businessman, a business strategist, chartered accountant, design engineer and technology guru. Among his claims to fame are the fact that he introduced the world's first debit card and played a key role in designing the large-scale systems that now underpin all Internet transactions. In his earlier life his was a soldier who, in his military career, served for two years through the Aden emergency where, he says, he learnt about life and death. He retired to the Costa del Sol where he is now a Humanist celebrant of weddings and funerals. Poetry has always played a big part in his life and, as he will tell you, he has always been a song and dance man. Appearing on stage in Old Time Musical and singing with a close harmony choir are among his accomplishments. He is also a popular performance poet, delivering his own poems among other all time favourites and recitations. He has tried stand-up comedy but finds it more comfortable to be in verse. This hugely enjoyable collection of poems, dealing with real life, is a must for any lover of poetry.

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Publicado 19 de agosto de 2020
ISBN13 9798676814762
Páginas 104
Dimensiones 152 × 229 × 6 mm   ·   149 g
Lengua Inglés