Ergebnis für "traveller" in Lyrik

Bill Rogerson’s “The NOT so Secret Diary of a Traveller with Shearings Holidays” is a captivating memoir filled with stories from his journeys across Great Britain, Ireland, Canada, New Zealand, Morocco, and Europe. Illustrated with 174 colour photographs of Shearings’ coaches, other operators, and memorabilia, this book invites readers to relive the joys of coach travel. A former British Transport Police Officer, Bill Rogerson MBE, began his career in 1971 and had a lifelong passion for travel, especially by bus and coach.

Together with "The Vicar of Wakefield" and "She Stoops to Conquer", these two poems are the best-known works of the Irish literary maverick Oliver Goldsmith.

As befits a traveller, Anthony Howarth writes poetry for a polyglot international audience about: Friends...and cars and trains...and boats and planes...and sex and Rock 'n Roll...and power and prison and politics...and religious tricks...and mystic trips...and good... and evil.

Dr. Bashir Badra is considered an poet of such stature, who has not only transcended into his readers' hearts and minds through the fame of his published couplets but also into the literary hall of fame of well-received poets. For his contribution to Urdu and Hindi literature, he was awarded the prestigious Padma Shree in 1995. Dr. Badra has been a part of many prestigious mushayraas world over. Dr. Badra's style of poetry resonates with the common man and demystifies the world of Urdu shayari while staying true to its essence.

Listen to the words of these poems, which are likened to a melody, a vibration, or frequency of Ken Kammal’s very Being. Cracking away from and therefore the known world, to indefinitely usher in a new realm. A higher resonance, a higher frequency, that which goes beyond this cosmos and dimension.