Ergebnis für "Eine Frau" in Lyrik

Sarah Bosetti hat eine Superkraft: Sie kann Hass in Liebe verwandeln! Während sich ganz Deutschland fragt, was wir gegen die Wut und Feindseligkeit in unserer Gesellschaft tun können, versammelt die radioeins- und WDR2-Kolumnistin die schönsten Hasskommentare, die sie bekommt, und macht aus ihnen lustige Liebeslyrik. Misogynie wird zur Pointe, Sexismus zu Schmalz und irgendwo dazwischen wird das Patriarchat zu Poesie.

..tief aus der weiblichen Seele. Mit diesem Lyrik-Hörbuch möchten wir Ihnen eine besondere Auswahl an Gedichten sechs unterschiedlicher Dichterinnen - arrangiert zu einem Gesamtwerk - nahe bringen. Dies sind alles Werke aus der Tiefe der Seele dieser Frauen - vielleicht sogar die Essenz der Empfindungen eines ganzen Lebens, verdichtet in den Strophen der einzelnen Gedichte - ausgewählt und zusammengefügt für den Widerhall des Seelenlebens, der Gefühls- und Gedankenwelt einer jeden einzelnen Frau.

Oh wie lieblich, oh wie schicklich,

Sozusagen herzerquicklich,

Ist es doch für eine Gegend,

Wenn zwei Leute, die vermögend,

Außerdem mit sich zufrieden,

Aber von Geschlecht verschieden,

Wenn nun diese, sag ich, ihre

Dazu nötigen Papiere

So wie auch die Haushaltsachen

Endlich mal in Ordnung machen

Und in Ehren und beizeiten

Hin zum Standesamte schreiten,

Wie es denen, welche lieben,

Vom Gesetze vorgeschrieben,

Dann ruft jeder freudiglich:

„Gott sei Dank, sie haben sich!“

Teetering between sex and politics, /The end of the world and the end of an orgasm, /Injustice and gestation, /All the things Venus can feel at her core", Scarlett Gray's second book of poetry, Venus Reborn is an exploration of identity of the self and the collective world. Following their debut Beyond Repair (2017), Gray's sophomore title picks up where they left us - healing from the inside out.

After spending her high school years in Hawaii, Kathleen Norris was woefully unprepared for Bennington College in the 1960s, with its culture of drugs, sex, and bohemianism. But it was also at Bennington that she discovered her great love of poetry, which carried her to New York City at a time when a new generation of poets was emerging and shaking up the establishment of time and place.

A deathbed request inspires an army nurse to tell the truth about the war. He Called Me Lieutenant Angel speaks to you with the insistent voice of love, hope and redemption, from the intensive care ward of a Vietnam hospital. It is a story of strength and enlightenment, a tribute to all the extraordinary young soldiers and nurses who share the intimate, final moments of life.

A deep personal expression of life, love, and pain that's torn my heart over the years before stitching it back together again. Witness me find the strength to live through the heart slashes of life.

Bloody Mary Magdalene is Elizabeth Fern Jensen's third chapbook, a collection of poems that reveals the poet's visions of Mary Magdalene, along with her experiences during her stay at an inpatient mental hospital. Through the lens of her transgender identity and feminist activism, Jensen explores the complex relationship between the Divine Feminine and the patriarchal structures of the world, and how Mary Magdalene embodies the struggle for liberation and healing.

Poetry of the moment - "a smart frown on the political clown in all of us." Violet Headmess, author of The Ice Cream Wars. This is poetry as lyrics for a politicized year. Attack poems, if you prefer, sparing no one and approaching reggae. Wit works well with syncopation after all. The lyrics will be music soon.

This interview with Illinois Poet Tania Runyan is the result of sending an inquiry to Wordfarm Press in Washington State asking to see some works in published form of Anglican and Christian poets who they thought make good subjects for this series. Sally Craft, an editor at the press, sent a number of books to review. Though all were worthwhile and certainly enjoyable to read, it was Tania Runyan who stood out in this religion writer’s mind.