Within these pages, writers have put their love for music into words. A book filled with poetic melodies about how music makes them feel, how it relates to them; how they use it, and tell us about the type of music and legends they love. Each poet will take the time to breathe life into compositions filled with emotional harmony. Each poem, meant to take the reader on a musical journey; where one can sprout rhythmic wings and fly into symphonic dreams for just a moment. Donna J. Sanders, Author

Poetic Melodies

Literature & Fiction

Brown, Adam Levon

Outlar, Scott Thomas

Hall, D. B.

Furlow, Renee

Root, Billy Charles

Wright Jr, William L

Sanders, Donna J.

Dronsfield, Ken Allan

Lobo, Sue

Poetry

Creative Talents Unleashed

Lothlorien Poetry Journal Volume 1: The Fellowship of the Pen

Caputo, Lorraine

Flanagan, Ryan Quinn

Watts, J. S.

Sexton, John W.

Scharhag, Lauren

Fahy, Attracta

Klepetar, Steve

Klimenco, Antonia A

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<p>Join in the Happy Hour Hallelujah, a celebration of life, a sparkle amidst the dirt. Allow yourself to laugh, to smile, through sadness and suffering. Laugh until you cry about what our basic human condition has become. But remember, we must fall down in order to get up and stand taller. We must embrace our trials and tribulations and learn to fight the good fight in the face of entropy.Come together, to the Happy Hour express – an all-consuming proclamation of spirituality through art. Each written word is a stick of dynamite that when strung together ignites the brain into overdrive, explosive enough to bring the truth crashing down around you, vibrating through and through you. Each poem is sure to question your perception of the dog-eat-dog world we have come to know, love and hate.There is always order in chaos, we just have to be present long enough to find it; adapt and survive, progress and evolve. We all die, let’s not forget to live as loud as we can first.- L. J. Diaz, Author</p>

Happy Hour Hallelujah

<p>Why are we here? What is our purpose? What is the meaning of life? These are the questions that have plagued humanity since the dawn of time. With the recent passing of Stephen Hawking, one of the most world-renowned physicists, known for his enormous contributions to quantum mechanics and general relativity, one has to only look to his astounding life of physical challenges and dedication to finding the answers to these questions. It begs us to continue to look for our own answers. Within each of us lives the profound potentiality for greatness, capacity to change our world, while finding our own true meaning and purpose on our brief sojourn through time. It is also a personal subject matter, as we are all within ourselves, asking what we are all about as individual persons. This anthology is dedicated to what gives life meaning and purpose personally. On a grander scale, what is the purpose of our existence as humanity? It is both deeply personal and widely introspective; yet it is also subjective. Various poets share their verse, prose and poetry about what they perceive to be the meaning of life. Brenda-Lee Ranta</p>

Essential Existentialism: the meaning of life

Evans, Amanda J

Ranta, Brenda-Lee

Ramírez, Alicia Minjarez

Imbler, Linda

Cunningham, James F.

Lambert, Matthew John

Nel le Roux, Jeanette

McLain, Debra

Abstract Visions of Light

CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform

Carnyx Collective: Anthology Volume I

Harrison, David

Remund, Marcella

Broccoli, Jimmy

Carragon, Patricia

Brougher, Heath

Poet, Pendraig The

Scott, Jae Jenkins

Stever, Margo Taft

Rafuna, Mevi

Independently published

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