FC2Video

Purchase the full DVD at: www.poets.org/dvd The Poet's View offers unprecedented access into the life and work of some of America's finest poets. These films are warmly insightful portraits recorded in the personal setting of each poet's home and at various locations. The Poet's View offers an up-close invitation into the day-to-day life of the poet and an opportunity to hear poems read by the author. The series was produced by the Academy of American Poets with generous assistance from the Wallace Stevens Fund. The director/producer was Mel Stuart, whose credits include the original Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory and many critically acclaimed documentaries. The full series is available on DVD, and includes portraits of John Ashberry, Louise Gluck, Anthony Hecht, Kay Ryan, and W. S. Merwin.

Purchase the full DVD at: www.poets.org/dvd The Poet's View offers unprecedented access into the life and work of some of America's finest poets. These films are warmly insightful portraits recorded in the personal setting of each poet's home and at various locations. The Poet's View offers an up-close invitation into the day-to-day life of the poet and an opportunity to hear poems read by the author. The series was produced by the Academy of American Poets with generous assistance from the Wallace Stevens Fund. The director/producer was Mel Stuart, whose credits include the original Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory and many critically acclaimed documentaries. The full series is available on DVD, and includes portraits of John Ashberry, Louise Gluck, Anthony Hecht, Kay Ryan, and W. S. Merwin.

My Reflections Up Close and Personal by Bella Donna - Gail Langford ISBN-10: 061518409X ISBN-13: 978-0615184098 Book Description The Book is a book of poems. I had never written a poem before until my son was killed. It helps with the pain when you lose someone. Not to just grieve inside to get by. But put it on paper to remember their faces and not just there resting places. Dedicated to my Son my Family and those who have lost a loved one especially the parents who have lost a child.

Life's Spices from Seasoned Sistahs: A Collection of Life Stories from Mature Women of Color by Vicki L. Ward (Editor) Book Description "Life's Spices From Seasoned Sistahs" A Collection of Life Stories From Mature Women of Color These are true stories and poems from the voices of women of color. These "seasoned sistahs" hail from all across the United States and also include a sistah living in India. They boldly share the defining events in their lives. They tell of relationships, parenting, family, self esteem, mothers, forgiveness, death, and finding a spiritual path. They describe how they walked these journeys in their lives.

Purchase the full DVD at: www.poets.org/dvd The Poet's View offers unprecedented access into the life and work of some of America's finest poets. These films are warmly insightful portraits recorded in the personal setting of each poet's home and at various locations. The Poet's View offers an up-close invitation into the day-to-day life of the poet and an opportunity to hear poems read by the author. The series was produced by the Academy of American Poets with generous assistance from the Wallace Stevens Fund. The director/producer was Mel Stuart, whose credits include the original Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory and many critically acclaimed documentaries. The full series is available on DVD, and includes portraits of John Ashberry, Louise Gluck, Anthony Hecht, Kay Ryan, and W. S. Merwin.

Purchase the full DVD at: www.poets.org/dvd The Poet's View offers unprecedented access into the life and work of some of America's finest poets. These films are warmly insightful portraits recorded in the personal setting of each poet's home and at various locations. The Poet's View offers an up-close invitation into the day-to-day life of the poet and an opportunity to hear poems read by the author. The series was produced by the Academy of American Poets with generous assistance from the Wallace Stevens Fund. The director/producer was Mel Stuart, whose credits include the original Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory and many critically acclaimed documentaries. The full series is available on DVD, and includes portraits of John Ashberry, Louise Gluck, Anthony Hecht, Kay Ryan, and W. S. Merwin.

Purchase the full DVD at: www.poets.org/dvd The Poet's View offers unprecedented access into the life and work of some of America's finest poets. These films are warmly insightful portraits recorded in the personal setting of each poet's home and at various locations. The Poet's View offers an up-close invitation into the day-to-day life of the poet and an opportunity to hear poems read by the author. The series was produced by the Academy of American Poets with generous assistance from the Wallace Stevens Fund. The director/producer was Mel Stuart, whose credits include the original Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory and many critically acclaimed documentaries. The full series is available on DVD, and includes portraits of John Ashberry, Louise Gluck, Anthony Hecht, Kay Ryan, and W. S. Merwin.

Canibus - C of Tranquility (2008) much luv to oobe 4 this gem

http://www.pbs.org/newshour/bb/entertainment/jan-june08/words_05-09.html The Iraq War has divided many Americans, including Frances and Ben Richey. Ben a graduate of West Point, has served two tours of duty in Iraq. His mother, Frances, opposed the war, creating a rift between a single mother and her only child. In response, Frances wrote poems about and for her son, they are collected in a new book, The Warrior. The poetry has helped bring mother and son closer. Watch The NewsHour with Jim Lehrer on your local PBS station (check local listings).

Christine Alexanians talks to Rey Ybarra and Best Selling Author Television about her collection of Poems,"It Snows in the Spring" about the Armenian Holocaust. A very compelling interview!

Mahri and Linda are at it again. Mahri sets the mood by reading one of her original poems " What If" . Then Linda Roebuck enlightens us to just what she sees her life's purpose. Linda defines herself as a Facilitator of Transformation. She is a catalyst for change in herself and others. Linda helped to create a community where like minds can share ( A Community of Transformation )

http://www.EvenBetterLove.com Get short sweet love poems poems. Create short sweet love poems. Express yourself to your love. Our free ebook shows you how. Go now! music by: Kevin MacLeod

http://www.EvenBetterLove.com Get valentine poems. View simple valentine poems. Express yourself to your love. Our free ebook shows you how. Go now! music by: Kevin MacLeod

Bangla movie for Bangla music,news,poems please visit our web site http://www.olpokotha.com বাংলা গান কবিতা সংবাদ সবকিছুর জন্য স্বর্নালী দিনের স্পর্শ অল্পকথা ডট কম

naser alfara3nah

In this video I am looking at the rootmaterial in Iceland. The prophesy of the sibil "Völuspá". She addresses Valföður e.e. Odin as the father of the war, as he hes provoked her to tell this story of the beginning times. Tells that the comon people are as great offsprings of Heimdallur as the gods. And Heimdallur is the son of 9 mothers. Coming from the matriarcal times. Later I talk about Snorra Edda a commentary on Völuspá from the 12. century. And there I actually make a mistake comparing Thor to Rama in India. I read Ramajana after that and now I think Rama is "the brother of the rainbow"or Heimdall, The one who lead the revolution against the women. Here he is like Völund... the archer. We can also see him in Ty. Thor is wery old fashion with his club. After the Eddda poems I go to describe the egyptian creation (ater about 24 mints) and I am in the chinees myth after 39 minits.

Manhattan Noon is an exhibition at the Museum of the City of New York that shows photographs by Gus Powell. One thing that’s special about these photographs is that they have been taken by Gus Powell during his lunch hour. “The midday meanderings of New Yorkers on their lunch breaks, famously captured by Frank O’Hara in his 1964 collection Lunch Poems, are the subject of Manhattan Noon, the first large-scale New York presentation of the recent photographs of Gus Powell. The exhibition features some 30 color images, taken by Powell during his lunch hour, that capture the city’s inhabitants in, as O’Hara wrote, “the noisy splintered glare of a Manhattan noon.” (Museum’s PR). In this video Theodore Bouloukos and Darren Trenchard meet up with Gus Powell who introduces us to Manhattan Noon. The exhibition runs through April 20, 2008.

Four short humorous poems.

Online discussions of selected poems of Rumi exploring and opening his deeper creative concepts in the poem. Participants would be able to ask questions and join in live discussions with Rassouli. Topics include, what is Rumi talking about in his verses, what feelings does it generate and what is Rumi’s heart message to us. www.FusionartInternational.com Every Monday night, from 6:30 to 8:00 US Pacific Standard Time.

Gemini Ink Dramatic Readers Theater production of Black and Blue: 400 Years of Struggle and Transcendence “The Ballad of Henry Box Brown” tells the true story of a man who mailed himself to freedom. Playwright Sterling Houston— through letters, stories, poems, songs, theatrical excerpts, and actual historical documents from the slavery and civil rights eras—he reveals snapshots of the African-American journey.

This is a series of experimental pieces in which poems are put to music with a dramatic setting.

This is a series of experimental pieces in which poems are put to music with a dramatic setting.

Michael C. Ford is the first poet to record at the Hen House. He has recited his poems with music accompaniment on two different projects thus far. The first had John Densmore, a Hen House veteran, drumming while Ford read a poem about the history of the American drummer. Ford has a wonderfully expressive voice and a great delivery. His writing is intelligent and very witty. Ford often draws from history and politics as subject matter. Ford's work was recognized in 1998 when he was nominated for a Pulitzer Prize and in 1986 when he was nominated for a Grammy.

Old friends Gene Bowen and John Densmore recently joined forces to lay down a few songs at The Hen House. Bowen had written the songs many years ago and was very excited to finally bring them to life. With Densmore, formerly of The Doors, on the drums, Jimmy Hazz on the bass and Art Ellis on the soprano saxophone, Bowen had all the necessary pieces in place to create three classic songs. Bowen plays the guitar as well as sings his very inspiring and thought-provoking lyrics. Their music will take you back a few decades and remind you of a time when songs were like poems, full of heart and soul. The Hen House enjoyed the journey and so will you.

The Tang Dynasty, from 618 to 907 A. D., is regarded as the one of the most prosperous dynasties in China’s long history. It was marked by a strong and benevolent rule, successful diplomatic relationships, economic expansion, and a cultural efflorescence of cosmopolitan style. It was also the golden age of Chinese art and literature. Shi, the classical form of Chinese poetry, developed two thousand years ago in the late Han Dynasty, reached its peak during the Tang Dynasty. Most Tang poems consist of four or eight lines, with five and seven Chinese characters in each line and follow certain regulations.

On to Antalya, stopping at a Canvasarai and the Rumi Memorial. Sultanhani Caravanserai: Near Aksaray, is one of the best-preserved Seljuk caravanserais. Built between 1226 and 1229 it has a courtyard, stables, mosque, Turkish bath, travelers quarters, and a trading area. Rumi Mausoleum and Dervish Museum: Mevlâna Celaleddin, born in the 13th century was the son of a theologian who fled with his family before Genghis Khan's hordes. His 25,000 poems are the basis of the order he founded, and is the only philosophy formulated in poetry.

prince reciting poems..singing..

Art Film, painted poems When I first began experimenting making films out of my artwork and poetry I came across a product called Photoshow. This allowed me to create "fades" & other effects, while also utilizing captions. (At that point I was not savvy enough to figure out how to use a sound recorder and microphone.) I tried achieving the same thematic effect using windows movie maker, but have always been a bit torn about what was achieved originally, and only recently learned how to covert photoshow to avi. I thus present these films with (fingers crossed) the clarity of the originals while still hoping to create a spiritual exchange between the art and the viewer. Films from this dvd first appeared via Hermenia Research Group, Spain and a-virtual-memorial.org, Cologne, Germany

A Street Poet in New York Life is a Dream is a documentary about an 80 year old Jewish street poet named Isidore Block who lives in New York. Isidore, best known today as Poet-o, has been entertaining the visitors of Central Park by reciting his own poetry and by giving wishes out with his famous Unicorn Bell. Though Isidore¿s Life has been arduous and, at times, sad, it is also filled with beauty. Isidore cherishes the positive reaction he receives from reciting his poems and giving wishes out to visitors. It is almost dreamlike for him, and he told us many times how dreams have been an important element of his life. Life is a Dream is a thought-provocative reflection on the state of the American dream through the eyes of a street artist who has transformed Central Park into his own Kingdom.

As the actors part, they recieve some wonderful memories summed up in one poem.

A beautiful film about love, with love quotes all the way through it. Brought to you by Love Poems and Love Quotes http://www.lovepoemsquotes.net

AZsacra: WOLF'S BIRTH! POETRY OF DEATH! AZsacra ZARATHUSTRA Great Russian esoteric philosopher, poet and metaextremalist. Philosophy of our poems in brief: the sensual basis precisation of the world. Animals, herbs, fish and birds also should have their own Gospel. In this case it is the Gospel of Birds of Prey. MYSTERIUM speaks about the clash of the nature and human, initial instincts and perpetual Spirit. We are on the side of who is doomed to die, but still throws down a challenge to the lying world of suggested images. The perceptible Prakriti also should conquer in the spiritual war against Purushi. The Spirit must not have an absolute right for the victory! For us the pain of the broken flower and the silent shout of the crushed worm are more important than to reach Samadhi. We always will poetically revenge for their Death.

Hardback version <a href="http://www.lulu.com/commerce/index.php?fBuyContent=749797"> <img src="http://www.lulu.com/services/buy_now_buttons/images/book.gif" border="0" alt="Support independent publishing: buy this book on Lulu."> </a> two Writers from opposite ends of the poetry world, fusing together to write one collection of poems. illustrations by Paulreyno. Also for download too for snippets of the poems by Reyno message me. For the cheaper paperback version £6.50 here is the link <a href="http://www.lulu.com/commerce/index.php?fBuyContent=753663"> <img src="http://www.lulu.com/services/buy_now_buttons/images/book_blue.gif" border="0" alt="Support independent publishing: buy this book on Lulu."> </a> <img src="http://www.lulu.com/services/buy_now_buttons/images/book_blue.gif" border="0" alt="Support independent publishing: buy this book on Lulu."> </a>

Poems / Shi3ir by Abu Hassan Keewan on Imam Ali ibn Abi Talib (AS) Birth Anniversary, 13 Rajab 1426 A.H., in Mawkeb Al-Najaf Al-Ashraf, Masjid Al-Imam Al-Ridha (AS), Qum, Iran.

On 12.09.06, I did a one-woman slam "recital," if you will. The show took place at the Gift Theatre in Chicago. This is one of my earliest poems, written when I was 23 and drowning. Over the next few months, as the HD footage is being edited, I plan to post the poems that were presented in the show. In the meantime, go to www.maryfons.com to read my daily blog, "papergirl." I make my living writing and performing, and you can check out my resume on the website, also. Word.

there was a "fireworks" at 11PM on july 13th, 2006 in somewhere in nyc. i saw it from my room. that was quite beautiful, but i have no idea what is that for. does anyone know about it?