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Jamalbbd

Created On: 03/21/2012 13:58:26

We are, I Know
every time I read your writes; I feel I have missed something valuable in my life, my natural being and real meanings of true life I neglected for reasons beyond my ability to understand.thanks for enlighting.

dev

Created On: 03/19/2012 08:23:58

ah, the simplicity of "we are, etc.". Just are, be. I like this write, Evie. And you know how I feel about you and your work and your capabilities.
Feedback from Calliope: Oh, but this has soooo many layers. So many things I wanted to say but couldn't. The imagery speaks volumes. The final stanza says nothing, repeatedly. The last line is a truism nobody knows, not even its intended. It was the only way I knew how to write a simple nod, and an "I know, I know, don't ever doubt that I know." Sometimes a poem means more than the reader could ever possibly know. Sometimes a poem has more possibilities than the poet could ever imagine. I suspect this does both.

Waterfallzzz

Created On: 03/18/2012 16:47:03
Edited By Waterfallzzz On: 03/18/2012 16:48:33


"We Are, I Know" has a light air about it that begets the "just as it isness". I'm thankful to be able to read your writes again. I look forward to buying your book Companion one day soon...

b0ydefender

Created On: 03/04/2012 17:33:31

Hi!
I missed reading your posts, these past 6 months. I hope to catch up on reading your "stuuf," in the next few weeks.

Have no fear: Since I am unable to load my "blog editor" app., you cannot be expected to reciprocate.

Have a blessed evening,
David

pmac58

Created On: 03/04/2012 16:07:36

I just ordered a copy of your new book from Amazon. Can't wait to get it in my hands. Hopefully I'll get you to autograph it at the next Wordstock.
Feedback from Calliope: I ship them from my store. I'll autograph it...unless you'd rather have another reason to come to Wordstock.

Waterfallzzz

Created On: 03/04/2012 00:27:59

"Wood Pile" is a nice write to sign-off on. There is something about a man working for fire, lots of us can relate to having those mmm moments. Glad to be back to read your writes. Thank you

Jamalbbd

Created On: 03/04/2012 00:27:55

" Wood Pile"
I always love the way you take us through simple words and wonderful imagery to deep and complicated understanding of our presence, will and pleasures.

angelofmusic

Created On: 03/03/2012 12:04:53

"Wood Pile" is utterly amazing.

dev

Created On: 03/03/2012 06:02:38

and i want to see the new book soon....do you have a pauper's copy?
Feedback from Calliope: Write me a beggar's poem and send me fairy kisses.

pmac58

Created On: 03/02/2012 07:30:51

Congrats on the new book. I'm super proud of you. And a book store? Is there a scarab on the wall?

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About Me


Eve Brackenbury:
Poet - Muse - Writing Tutor - Book Seller


check out my blog at evebrackenbury.wordpress.com

Host of the Wordstock Poetry Festival.

check out details of the Wordstock 2011 Poetry Festival at www.wordstockpoet.wordpress.com


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A Companion of Lesser Brilliance
 

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Published by Write The Future
Editing by W.E. Leathem, Mark Zorn
Cover Photography by James Catney
Design and Layout by W.E. Leathem 
ISBN: 978-0-9816711-4-7
$14.95

Now available online at Amazon.com!! (click link below)
And at Prospero's Books and Prospero's Parkside Books. 
www.prosperosbookstore.com

My Bookshelf

A Companion of Lesser Brilliance
Poems by Eve Brackenbury & Paul McGlamery


A seduction so complete, readers will wonder if they themselves have fallen under her spell…


In A Companion of Lesser Brilliance, the moon embodies the feminine archetypes...oftentimes playing the goddess, sometimes the seductress, and occasionally the nurturing mother. She is, undeniably, a sensual symbol. Poets Eve Brackenbury and Paul McGlamery explore the spiritual and mystical complexities of the moon. Their poetry is not a statement of faith, nor is it an endorsement of religion.  It is an exploration of a darker, more intimate, and surprisingly feminine side to God. It is not just a collection of poems, but rather, the story of two lovers who are seduced by the moon. In this collection, the moon is not to be completely understood, nor should she be trusted.

 Paul's poetry is contemporary and timeless. He is known for riding trancsendental waves.  He is a hopeless romantic who has become disenchanted with his war-torn, polluted world. He is constantly apologizing for the sins of men and forever looking for a savior from among the female populous. A liberal thinker and left winger, his poetry is refreshingly honest, oftentimes humorous, and full of sensual and intellectual dichotomies. Paul is not a willing participant in organized religion, but his spirituality runs deep. The feminine goddess has been a popular subject in his poetry and personal inclinations for years.  This is most evident in his love for women…especially his beautiful wife, whom he often refers to as his very own goddess. www.authornation.com/pmac58

 Eve's poetry is smart, thought-provoking and endearing.  She is an optimist, who is enchanted by even the slightest evidence of wit and folly from among men. She’s a storyteller, above all else, and her poetry is often ‘fictional’ rather than biographical.  Unlike Paul, Eve is enamored with the world around her. She is a deeply spiritual woman; an independent thinker and fiercely faithful. A Christian with a questioning intellect, she refuses to conform to tradition. Her moon poetry reflects her spiritual love affair with the softer side of God. Much of her poetry shows a playful and creative style. Her imagery is erotic and honest, vulnerable and dangerous. Her biggest inspiration is the love affair she carries on shamelessly with her husband.  www.authornation.com/Calliope

 This spell-binding collection is the product of a writer’s friendship developed online in one of the internet’s premier writer’s communities. Authornation.com is an online community for Authors, Writers, Poets and their Readers. Paul, or pmac58, is the most prolific and most beloved writer and poet at AuthorNation. His poems, featuring the playful and sarcastic antics of the ghost of Bukowski, have become a special treat for his large fan base. Eve is better known as Calliope at AuthorNation and is considered the resident "muse." She offers bits of writing wisdom with her Muse Meditations series as well as sharing her poetic musings with her fans.

Published by Write The Future
Editing by W.E. Leathem, Mark Zorn
Cover Photography by James Catney
Design and Layout by W.E. Leathem 
ISBN: 978-0-9816711-4-7
$14.95

 available (soon) online at Amazon.com and Authornation.com
and at Prospero's Books and Prospero's Parkside Books. www.prosperosbooks.com

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Calliope: pronounced ( kuh-LYE-uh-pee ) Greek for "beautiful-voiced."

The Greek Muse of Epic or Heroic Poetry

She’s my alter-ego. My muse. Calliope is the oldest of the nine muses. The smartest. The most assertive. Homer’s muse. Her little sister is Erato. And Calliope taught her little sister everything about love.

Writing is my thing. My passion. I use it to live, breathe, understand, explore. My favorite is poetry. In my profile you will find all kinds of things. Inspirational Quotes. Poetry. Satire. Love. Prayers. And the results of writing prompts.

~Eve Brackenbury

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  "The writing's easy; it's the living that is sometimes difficult." ~Charles Bukowski   Ah, the wisdom of poets.  I ...
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 Competing against Old Man winter, my old man is ever building upon that   old wood pile, neatly replenished with   bug infeste...
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  Check out my new book, The Lennox Garden: Pressed Between Pages. I'm really proud of this book. It's Gorgeous!!! I was commissioned to ...
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  Here's a quick hello to all my old friends. I just read PMacs account of what he did while AN was on the fritz for six months, and I realiz...
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I'm having troubles coming up with a good bio. What do you think? I could use some help, I think... ...lives in Sibley, Missouri on the outskirts ...
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  The weather girl said it would be cloudy today, mostly; a slight chance of rain. And, yes, the rain is a fickle tease. The sun called in sick a...
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  My status said I haven't logged on AN for over a month. I knew something was missing from my days... Wordstock is in less than two weeks.....
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    I’m bothered by his hammered tunes and maddening beats, each discombobulating my ink.   I’m bedraggled, and rhythm...
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    In the morning I’ll dust off the eraser crumbs from my sheets, after having dreamed of chasing melancholy peaches and reckle...
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1: Buy It!

A Companion of Lesser Brilliance
$14.95
9780981671147
Amazon.com

 

A seduction so complete, readers will wonder if they themselves have fallen under her spell…

 In A Companion of Lesser Brilliance, the moon embodies the feminine archetypes...oftentimes playing the goddess, sometimes the seductress, and occasionally the nurturing mother. She is, undeniably, a sensual symbol. Poets Eve Brackenbury and Paul McGlamery explore the spiritual and mystical complexities of the moon. Their poetry is not a statement of faith, nor is it an endorsement of religion.  It is an exploration of a darker, more intimate, and surprisingly feminine side to God. It is not just a collection of poems, but rather, the story of two lovers who are seduced by the moon. In this collection, the moon is not to be completely understood, nor should she be trusted.

2: Buy It!

The Lennox Garden: Pressed Between Pages
29.99
9780981671192
Amazon

The Lennox Garden: Pressed Between Pages is finally in bloom! This book has captured the award winning art of Phillip King and the seductive and haunting poetry of Eve Brackenbury. Using original photography, Phillip explores the hidden textures often lurking just behind beauty. Each page invites you to explore this beauty and discover amazing images imbedded in the photos. Discover sensuous women, architecture, city landscapes, canyons, oceans, and the heavens. All while Eve weaves a journey of love and loss, thrill seeking adventures, and heartbreaking endings. This is definitely a book you will return to often. Each visit will unearth new treasures. This is art at its finest. This is the kind of art that grabs you from the start, never making you work for it, never making you feel lacking, never making you feel as though the art is beyond you. This is the kind of art that grabs your heart and imagination and doesn't let go. You've been to these places, you know these images, and you've felt these things. The Lennox Garden is a place where you belong.
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