Author's e-books - Poem. Page - 6
A poem about books and children.
A collection of poems.
A story about the wolves mourning their leader one night.
POETRY BY AUTHOR TILMAN-OTTO WAGNER (BORN 1977 IN TRANSYLVANIA, ROMANIA). COLLECTION OF POEMS WRITTEN BETWEEN 2000 AND 2010 IN ENGLISH, GERMAN AND ROMANIAN.
In this our fifth Facebook poetry anthology,we choose as our theme,the season of Spring.A time of the year that resonates all that is beautiful,hopeful and new both in ourselves and in nature. The soul and all of life is renewed and rebirthed. Our Poets describe the beauty of nature and the hope of love in all it's glory.Overcoming struggle and difficulty is also a form of rebirth as we discover new possibilities within ourselves and in our relationships.Throughout this anthology you will find
Japanese Haiku poems are smaller in size but the impacts they make in the readers mind are epidemic. After reading the works of Japanese masters I thought of writing similar poems in Tamil language. I followed the structure of the Japanese Haiku poems but not the syntax. Along our lifeβs path we stumble upon various happenings and events. Some of which carve a niche in our heart, some amaze us, some amuse us, some make us think and some make us wink. I have taken my inspiration from these
A poem about books and children.
A collection of poems.
A story about the wolves mourning their leader one night.
POETRY BY AUTHOR TILMAN-OTTO WAGNER (BORN 1977 IN TRANSYLVANIA, ROMANIA). COLLECTION OF POEMS WRITTEN BETWEEN 2000 AND 2010 IN ENGLISH, GERMAN AND ROMANIAN.
In this our fifth Facebook poetry anthology,we choose as our theme,the season of Spring.A time of the year that resonates all that is beautiful,hopeful and new both in ourselves and in nature. The soul and all of life is renewed and rebirthed. Our Poets describe the beauty of nature and the hope of love in all it's glory.Overcoming struggle and difficulty is also a form of rebirth as we discover new possibilities within ourselves and in our relationships.Throughout this anthology you will find
Japanese Haiku poems are smaller in size but the impacts they make in the readers mind are epidemic. After reading the works of Japanese masters I thought of writing similar poems in Tamil language. I followed the structure of the Japanese Haiku poems but not the syntax. Along our lifeβs path we stumble upon various happenings and events. Some of which carve a niche in our heart, some amaze us, some amuse us, some make us think and some make us wink. I have taken my inspiration from these