Thursday, August 16, 2012
Cyberwit.net editor Dr. Santosh Kumar just released Doc Drumheller's book "In Transit".
In Transit is a collection of haiku inspired by my travels. I keep a notebook in my pocket everywhere I go and these are like sketches of the places I ve been. The translators are friends that I met on my journeys and all are excellent poets. My intentions for this book were to showcase these poems, but when I returned home from Europe in 2010 the earth shook and changed my worldview.
In search of the ascetic Male and other poems
In search of the ascetic Male and other poems [Paperback] by Arkajyoti Samanta AVAILABLE FROM CYBERWIT.NET AMAZON
THE AUTHOR
Mr. Arkajyoti Samanta is Director, Human Resources in Karnataka Health Promotion Trust, Bangalore, India. He has extensive experience in Human Resource Management, with a back ground of working in Public Sector Undertaking and NGOs. He is s passionate art lover and active member in writer-network, a free creative writing community and Facebook. Writing poems has been a passion for him. He has accepted this as journey; one of conviction and contentment. His poems have been featured in Taj Mahal Review and anthologies published by Brian Wrixon, Canada , Barry Mowles, UK (Destiny to write publication) , Dwina Taylor , USA. Shortly PDMI, Freelance publishing agency, USA will publish a few poems.
"Arkajyoti Samanta writes poems with a passion. It has been a journey for him, one of conviction and contentment. Wheel of time rolled on; he is aware of it; yet his mind and heart would never admit that a new day would shorten the life. Isn’t life beyond mere breathing? Life cannot be an obsession with mere forms; it has a meaning even for the formless. Love is about harmony in living together. Partners can have perfect harmony even in silence pervading five days a week if both are aware that each one is having worthwhile pursuit. Life cannot be about turbulence; it is about soothing flow of a narrow stream. It is about seeing not the tree tops; but the root of the tree, in the land of the Buddha. Life assumes new meaning, connects eloquently to the roots even in the small piece of stone in the corner of the kitchen that has witnessed the joys and tears of the family and has said what faith is. Life is about knowledge; about perfection; the expertise shown by a seasoned boatman with eyes fixed on the oars; he alone knows the depth of the water; not one who is casually inquisitive. Life is an urge to expand; it feels hurt if encaged. Life acquires meaning with faith and surrender. Collection of the fifty poems in the Book IN SEARCH OF THE ASCETIC MALE is a unique one that sets a perfect song of life."
- Dr Prasanna Mishra, Former Civil Servant
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An Inner Journey ||The poetic journey of Arkajyoti Samanta may be summed up in his own words: "Each time I need an answer I run to this narrow river, I watch the flow, listen the murmur . . . I need this gentle flow, a gentle touch! This flow is life -— No need for a full tide! . . .". The metaphor of the river recurs in his poems. A keen observer of life in its myriad bends, he has also a glimpse of the "other side of the river". The journey, however, is basically inner. "To know me, I need a travel — let me set out it inside." In his poetry, there is a discernible affirmation of humanism and other positive values. A significant aspect of his poetic output is his spiritual belief. I wish more of creative soaring for Arkajyoti in course of time.
- Rajendra Kishore Panda
Azsacra Zarathustra: Symbol of Nothing to Power
Azsacra Zarathustra: Symbol of Nothing to Power [Paperback] edited by Santosh Kumar (Author)
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Neal Brown very rightly says: "German painter Bauer’s modernism seems to be that of an esoteric ‘spiritual world’ — with the optimism of a cheerfully happy Paul Klee which is then ruined by a drunk Francis Bacon or nightmarish Max Ernst. In this way, Bauer piles meanings onto meanings, in an epic battle between aesthetic order and nihilism." No doubt, Azsacra too in his frank, no-non-sense presentation of ‘esoteric spiritual world’ unravels the deeper mysteries of life.
The contributors are Adam Donaldson Powell, Akshat "The Reflection" Sharma, Anil CS Rao, Floriana Hall, Hidenori Hiruta, Janet K. Brennan, Joseph S. Spence, Sr., Karunesh Kumar Agrawal, Marc Carver, María Cristina Azcona, ‘Sullivan’... The Poet, Moshé Liba, Salvatore Buttaci, Sana Rafiq, Sonnet Mondal, Suzie Palmer and Vadim Filatov. I am sincerely grateful to these authors. I am deeply obliged to them for their help and cooperation in bringing out this critical work.
No critical book like this about Azsacra could be written without their cooperation. I have tried to reveal that Azsacra’s poetry is like Zen meditation. It is a pure quest amidst an impressive landscape of "sheer empty wildness". It is the quest for the magical world of void, nothingness and positive nihilism. I trust that this comprehensive critical book about Azsacra will be extremely useful for the scholars and poets across the globe.
The truth is that all great poetry acts in a divine and mysterious manner. The greatest Romantic poet Shelley aptly remarks:
"A poet is a nightingale, who sits in darkness and sings to cheer its own solitude with sweet sounds; his auditors are as men entranced by the melody of an unseen musician, who feel that they are moved and softened, yet know not whence or why. The poems of Homer and his contemporaries were the delight of infant Greece; they were the elements of that social system which is the column upon which all succeeding civilization has reposed".
The above remarks by Shelley are of great help to understand the depth of Azsacra’s poetry. Azsacra always writes ‘to cheer his own solitude’. This is my 4th book of literary criticism about a full-scale study of authors. The earlier three critical studies The Poetic Achievement of Ban’ya Natsuishi, The Haiku of Sayumi Kamakura: A Critical Study and Adam Donaldson Powell: the Making of a Poet became quite popular, and are indispensable to understand these renowned authors. I hope this book also about Azsacra’s work will be greatly useful to researchers and poets across the globe.
-Dr. Santosh Kumar
Azsacra Zarathustra is a well known Indo-Aryan philosopher and poet-mystic. He is Editorial Advisor for the international journal of poetry and art "Harvests of New Millennium" (India). He is published in India, Tibet, Japan, Germany, Norway, England, USA.
Painted [Paperback] by Swati Singh Sambyal
Cyberwit Best Poetry Seller 2012
Painted is my attempt to depict life in all its colours the way we live, experience, love or hate. The 43 poems have a story embedded within of experiences, people, friends, observations, loss, misery, love and all the other emotions that remain in the confines of our hearts. Painted talks of the myriad shades of life and their lessons. You never know, after all, which shade is waiting to paint your life at its next hairpin bend.
Painted in GLOWINSKIS' LIBRARY, POLAND
Wednesday, August 15, 2012
AZsacra International Poetry Award For Taj Mahal Review
AZsacra International Poetry
Award For Taj Mahal Review
Award For Taj Mahal Review
AZSACRA AWARD - NEWS
AZsacra International Poetry Award
For Taj Mahal Review June 2012 issue
AZsacra International Poetry Award
For Taj Mahal Review June 2012 issue
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Moshé Liba, 1931, diplomat, lecturer, poet, writer, painter, sculptor. He has represented the State of Israel for 31 years as Ambassador and Consul General in 15 countries. Was Director General of the Central Institute of Cultural Relations. Is Docteur en Droit International de l‘’Université de Paris . Was Professor in four universities in Israel, Cameroon and New Zealand. As lecturer, writer and poet, member of various national and international associations has lectured, has published , is included in anthologies and has been awarded honorary titles. He contributes regularly to literary, historical and international publications, reviews, newspapers, yearbooks and On-line publications in the Internet. Writing directly in several languages, he has published 58 books, including 27 books of poetry. His last poetry book ”My country, the World,-and Me”, was published by Cyberwit.net, India, in 2009. The Israeli company Lily Film-Tal Schahar is planning a documentary based on his book: Jewish Child Slaves in São Tome. A play written on the basis of his book: “The Fiddler from Auschwitz “has been staged in Israel in 1989. The same, adapted for a new stage production in Dutch, has been presented in The Hague in 2008. As painter and sculptor has presented 47 solo exhibitions and has participated in more than 300 group exhibitions. His artworks are in museums, art galleries and private collections and are represented in albums, anthologies and on websites in the Internet.
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Floriana Hall, b. 10/2/27, Pgh Pa., graduate and Distinguished Alumna of Cuyahoga Falls High School, Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio, attended Akron University, married Robert Hall 59 years, five children, nine grandchildren, one great-granddaughter, author/editor of ten nonfiction and inspirational poetry books, SMALL CHANGE; THE ADVENTURES OF FLOSSIE, ROBBIE, AND JUNEY During The Great Depression (2006); THE SANDS OF RHYME (poetry); DADDY WAS A BAD BOY; OUT OF THE ORDINARY SHORT STORIES; HEARTS ON THE MEND (2006); FRANCIS, NOT THE SAINT, 2008. Founder and Coordinator of The Poet’s Nook. Editor of THROUGH OUR EYES, POEMS OF BEAUTIFUL NORTHEAST OHIO, POET’S NOOK POTPOURRI, and TOUCHING THE HEARTS OF GENERATIONS. Winner of many poetry contests. Published in United States, England, France and India. Poetry teacher, YOU, ME, AND POETRY, for www.LssWritingSchool.com WHO’S WHO IN US WRITERS, EDITORS AND POETS, WHO’S WHO IN INTERNATIONAL POETRY, MARQUIS WHO’S WHO IN AMERICA. Works compared to Poe and Hawthorne style by Taj Mahal Review.
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Sayumi Kamakura was born in Kochi Prefecture, Japan, 1953. She began composing haiku while a student at Saitama University and studied haiku under the guidance of Toshiro Nomura and Sho Hayashi. In 1988, she won Oki sango Prize. She is a member and Treasurer of the World Haiku Association. Judge of the Haiku section of Japanese daily newspaper of The Asahi Shimbun’s Saitama culture.
Johannes S. H. Bjerg: Born 1957. Danish haijin writing in Danish & English simultaneously. Some works are to be found on the bilingual blog “2 tongues / 2 tunger” 2tongues.blogspot.com, which was created to promote and underline the universality of haiku in the 21st century. Published a bilingual haiku book “Penguins / Pingviner” in 2011 through Cyberwit. Member of World Haiku Association. Published in various publications: Roadrunner, Presence, Modern Haiku, Notes from the Gean and more.
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AZsacra International Poetry Award
For Taj Mahal Review Dec. 2011 issue
For Taj Mahal Review Dec. 2011 issue
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Suzie Palmer began writing her life story and poetry in 1999 at 28 years of age. She was encouraged to write after a mystical encounter with a unique Indian sage. ‘You are a writer; you must write’ he told her ‘you must write about your life. People like reading about other people’s lives, and they’ll like reading about yours. You’ll also write poetry, teaching people how to be happy even if they can’t run and jump’. In early 2009, Suzie published: Loving All – her first book of poetry and from mid 2009 she has regularly recited poems in public, usually accompanied by a guitarist and drummer. She loves sharing her musical poetry with the world! In response to the encouragement of the sage, Suzie continues to work on her autobiography, which she currently views as her central life work. In addition, she writes reviews for prominent poets, of which Ban’ya Natsuishi, Sayumi Kamakura, and Azsacra Zarathustra are her most celebrated thus far! Writing the Foreword of Hybrid Paradise by Ban’ya Natsuishi has also been a joyous and wonderful experience for Suzie. http://suziepalmer.com/
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Steve Morris is based near the England / Wales border in the UK. For a living he teaches mathematics and science. In spare time he writes short stories, which have been included in Taj Mahal Review and a number of books, magazines and anthologies. His first two collections of short stories "In All Probability" and "Jumble Tales" have been very well-received by the press in the UK. More writing is to follow. www.s-morris.co.uk
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Akanksha Chaudhary was born in Rohtak (Haryana) and is a well known writer and poetess. A graduate from Lady Shri Ram College, Delhi University and an MBA in Human resources from FORE, she continued nevertheless to follow her passion of writing. She has an intriguing passion for photography and writing for almost 9 years now. She has been quoted as a young promising writer in India Today, The Tribune, and Times of India. She is also the youngest recipient of the prestigious Indira Gandhi Priyadarshini Award in India for her contribution in the field of literature, especially for her book The Unspoken Thoughts. Visit her website and Facebook page: www.akankshachaudhary.com
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Harshada Pathare, a poet of the human innermost feelings, intently wields the pen of her craft to expand the mind like an artist wields a brush. She dwells in her cherished inner sphere, where she is in touch with the world. This enables her to glean information about populations, their personal value systems, and interestingly employs such sensuality in her writings. Harshada Pathare employs immense creativity, flexibility, and ingenuity to organize her poetic ideas; thus, ensuring this anthology stands out to be yet, one of her most influential and credential poetry composition. www.harshadapathare.com
AZsacra International Poetry Award
For Taj Mahal Review June 2011 issue
For Taj Mahal Review June 2011 issue
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1. Sonnet Mondal is an Indian English poet residing in Kolkata, West Bengal. Starting his poetic career from the year 2005 he has authored 4 books of poetry namely A Poetic Peep Into The Post Modern World (2007), The Curse of Atlantis and Other Poems (2009), 21 Lines Fusion Sonnets of 21st Century (2010) and Penumbra of Indian Verses (2010). He has authored a translation book named "Songs from The Ashes" and has been published in several world famous journals and literary magazines including Stremez, World Poets' Quarterly, Houston Literary Review, ERI Jams magazine, Conifer’s Call, the Brown Critique, Danse Macabre, Muse India,Wilderness House Literary Review,Edit Street, Other Voices in Poetry, Hudson View, Aphelion, Kritya, Homeless Diamonds,Writers Editors Critics, Taj Mahal Review, Istanbul Literary Review etc. He was awarded Poet Laureate from Bombadil Publishing, Sweden in 2009, appointed as the Sub-Secretary General of Poetas Del Mundo in 2009, and was conferred Doctor of Literature from United Writers Association, India. Sonnet was inducted into the Significant Achievements Plaque at the Museum of the 154 year old Bengal Engineering and Science University, Shibpur. Sonnet is the pioneer of the 21 Line Fusion Sonnet which are 21 Lines Sonnets unlike the popular 14 line form. He is the Managing editor of The Enchanting Verses International journal of poetry (ISSN-0974-3057) and the chief editor of The Bombadil Review. He is also the founder of the United Minds for Peace Society and the Musical Oasis for Resurrection. His poetry has been read out as message of peace to the world at World Poetry Cafe show, Canada and has been displayed at World Poetry Display at Vancouver Public Library in 2011. He has been officially invited at the prestigious International Struga Poetry Evenings, Macedonia to represent India in 2011 in their 50th year ceremony to increase the cultural co-operation between the two countries. His upcoming poetry book is Diorama of Three Diaries.
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2. Sweta Srivastava Vikram (www.swetavikram.com) is a Pushcart nominated-poet, novelist, author, essayist, columnist, blogger, wife, yoga-devotee, dancer, and oenophile whose musings have translated into four chapbooks of poetry, two collaborative collections of poetry, and a fiction novel (upcoming in April 2011). Her scribbles have also appeared in several anthologies, literary journals, and online publications. A graduate of Columbia University, she lives and writes in New York City and reads her work across the United States, Europe, and Asia. Sweta also teaches creative writing workshops. Follow her: On Twitter (@ssvik) or Facebook (http://www.facebook.com/Words.By.Sweta)
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3. June Nandy is a published poet, short story writer, reviewer, ghazal singer, teacher and a translator from Calcutta, India. A post graduate in English Literature and Hindi, Bachelors in Education, post graduate diploma in Translation Science (Gold Medalist) and a diploma in Public Relations. Her writings has been published world wide in reputed international and national journals like Taj Mahal Review, Sein und Werden, Femina, Frontier, Poetry Super Highway and other corporate journals. She can be accessed at her blog: http://throughmystripedshirt.blogspot.com
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4. Akshat “The Reflection” Sharma, is an aspiring poet. Currently pursuing engineering from VIT UNIVERSITY, Vellore, Akshat, always had literature as his first love which was soon collaborated with music. Inspired by works of various poets like James Morrison and Lord Byron, yet with a different taste, he was soon thrilled by various emotions that a common man comes across. An ardent follower of music, especially genres like Heavy metal and Psychedelic Rock, his work revolves around human psyche and its inner self as a human.
AZsacra International Poetry Award
For Taj Mahal Review Dec. 2008 issue
For Taj Mahal Review Dec. 2008 issue
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1. María Cristina Azcona, Aregentina
María Cristina Azcona is an Educational Psychologist, poetess, novelist and peace researcher. Her articles, reviews, poems and short stories are continuously published in many newspapers, magazines and anthologies around Argentina, UK, India, US, and other countries. Since 1980, she works as a psychotherapist specialized in Forensic Psycho diagnosis, listed by the American Biographical Institute (ABI) in their international directory "Experts & Expertise".
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2. Albert Russo, France
Albert Russo who has published worldwide over 65 books of poetry, fiction and photography, in English and in French, his two mother-tongues, is the recipient of many awards, such as The American Society of Writers Fiction Award, The British Diversity Short Story Award, several New York Poetry Forum Awards, Amelia Prose and Poetry awards and the Prix Colette, among others.
AZsacra International Poetry Award
For Taj Mahal Review June 2008 issue
For Taj Mahal Review June 2008 issue
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1. Adam Donaldson Powell, Norway
Adam Donaldson Powell (USA-Norway) has published several books previously, including novels/novellas, poetry, literary criticism and more - in USA, Norway and India. He writes in English, Spanish, Norwegian and French. Mr. Powell is also a visual artist (painter, installation artist and photographer), and a literary critic (primarily poetry books, haiku books, and books of short prose).
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2. Ban'ya Natsuishi, Japan
Ban’ya Natsuishi, master of contemporary haiku and trailblazer at home on the overflowing haiku mountain of life, offers the world - Hybrid Paradise, a collection of his recent, liberating work. In 2009, I wrote a review in a book for him, The Poetical Achievements of Ban’ya Natsuishi, understanding the honour of casting my views on such outstanding haiku. Again, I am thrilled to be involved in the process of expounding works of this incredible author, who has been a great influence in forging ahead with my own style of muki-haiku (seasonless poem technique)!
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3. Salvatore Amico M. Buttaci, USA
Salvatore Buttaci is an obsessive-compulsive writer who plies his craft many hours a day. His poems, stories, articles, and letters have appeared widely in publications that include New York Times, U. S. A. Today, The Writer, Cats Magazine, and Christian Science Monitor. He was the recipient of the $500 Cyber-wit Poetry Award in 2007.
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The Retired Honorable Army Major 64
Born in Kingston Jamaica
Born in Kingston Jamaica
1.Where are you from?
I was born in Kingston, Jamaica from a lineage of Scottish descendant that immigrated and settled in Westmoreland, Jamaica; however, I am now residing in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, USA.
2. Tell about where and how you were raised; you schooling etc?
I was raised by my biological parents Kenneth Spence and Olive Spence, both business Entrepreneurs. I attended All Saints High School and St. Luke’s Anglican Church, where I was baptized and confirmed. I was raised with my six brothers and two sisters. We were a closely-knitted team of siblings.
Upon graduation from high school, I attended The College of Art, Science and Technology in Jamaica where I started studying telecommunication engineering. I was later asked by one of my brothers to relocate to New York and assist him with his business operation. When I landed in New York it was freezing cold and snowing. That was my first encounter with the cold and the snow. While in New York I attended MidtownBusinessSchool and studied accounting. I obtained an undergraduate degree from the University of Maryland in business and management, and I also have graduate degrees from WebsterUniversity in St. Louis, Missouri, and WashburnUniversity in Topeka, Kansas.
3. What is or was your career or how did you earn a living?
I served twenty-five years in the United States Army. I first enlisted as a private with no rank. I was promoted to sergeant in three years; this was during the end of the Vietnam conflict. I had several breaks in service were I worked at different jobs. For example, I worked as a real estate consultant and tax consultant while attending the University of Maryland, where Icompleted the Reserved Officers Training Corps to become acommissioned officer in the military. I graduated as the Distinguished Military Graduate as was promoted to the rank of second lieutenant. I eventually retired in 1997 at the rank of major. While serving in the military I volunteered to become a Eucharist minister under the directions of the Episcopal Bishop of the Armed Forces. I also worked as an adjunct faculty member at various colleges at night to assist students in advancing their education.
4. Have you served your country in any way?
I have served in the United States Army for twenty-five years. I enlisted in the army as a private and retired as a major. Some of the units I served with as a paratrooper are as follows: 75th Airborne Rangers, 82nd Airborne Division, and 101st Airborne Division. I have held leadership position from that of a team leader, squad leader, platoon leader, company executive officer, company commander, battalion executive officer and acting battalion commander. During military service I served in Egypt, Israel, Germany, Korea, Panama, and various bases and places in America, such as Kentucky, North Carolina, Kansas, New Jersey, and Virginia just to name a few. I have also served in the field of law enforcement for approximately two years as a police officer during a break in my military service.
5. How long have you been and how did you come to be a member of the private members only Alliance?
I have been a member of the Alliance since its beginning. Prior to that, I was a member of Poetry and Passion. When the leadership separated I was asked to be the Prayer Chaplin for the Alliance. I accepted the position for several reasons: individuals need Christ in their lives; I am used to praying for people since childhood; I have a degree in Divinity from Faith Theological Seminary; I have served in the United States Army as a volunteered Eucharist Minister for many years, where I assisted solders with many issues in that capacity. After retiring from the military, I was licensed and ordained as a minister by the BaptistChurch, based on my training and experience.
6. Have you ever won anything or been awarded anything in life (include here our sites poetry logo’s achieved)?
I would need a book to answer this question. During my tour in the military I have received numerous awards, decorations and citations for exemplary service. As a student, I have also received various awards for studiousness. As a tax consultant, I have received various awards for excellent service. Here at theAlliance, I have received the Level-five Logo in the Stylist group and the Bard Logo. Regarding my books, I have won the Best Christian Poetry Award for the book, Trilogy Moments for the Mind, Body and Soul; and I have received the Publisher’s Best Seller Award for my latest book, The Awakened One Poetics. By the way, while on the Old Blue poetry site, I received the National Poet Laureate and corresponding National Reviewer awards; additionally, many of my poems were listed in the top-100 category. I also received the poetry ambassador award from the International Library of Poetry. I have also won the Platinum Expert Author Award from Ezine Articles for writing 100 Articles in 100 Dayswith 400 of more words, just to name a few.
7. How did your interest in writing poetry begin?
My interest in writing began as a child. I attended extracurricular activity schooling on the weekends in Jamaica where I studied math and English with my siblings. I started writing poetry which my mother developed in me. While in the military I wrote poetry more seriously. While there, I assisted many soldier with their poetry writing to loved ones back home. We then sprinkled cologne on the poetic pages before mailing, believe me, it worked wonders. When my mother passed away in 2003, I wrote my first book in her honor,
A Trilogy of Poetry, Prose and Thoughts for the Mind, Body and Soul. It helped me in dealing with the grief and agony of her passing.
8. Have you published any books or been featured in any?
I have published four book, A Trilogy of Poetry, Prose and Thoughts for the Mind Body and Soul (2005); Trilogy Moments for the Mind, Body and Soul(2006); The Awakened One Poetics (1st edition 2009); and, The Awakened One Poetics (2nd edition 2010). I have been featured in many books published by The International Library of Poetry, the Alliance, World Haiku Association, Taj Mahal Review, Harvest of New Millennium, and many others, including online sites, such as World of Poetry just to name a few.
9. Have you any preferred style of poetry that you like to write in?
Although I have invented seven poetic forms, I still love to write in all poetic forms and styles. Being opened to the world of poetry writing enhances one capability and ability to write. The more one writes the greater one will be able to write, thus, not limiting one’s ability for advancement. I have invented many styles, however, the Epulaeryu poetry invented by me is most in my heart.
10. If you could change anything in your own life what would it be…?
I wished if I had more time to spend with my children during my military service which spanned over quarter of a century.
They grew up so fast and the next thing you know that are off on their own. Now they are busy with their own kids; at least, I am enjoying my eight grandchildren.
11. What do you think of the alliance; is it a good place for writers/poets?
The Alliance is an awesome place for poets and writers. It fosters studiousness in each poet. It offers a variety of activities for poets to participate in, it’s not limiting, and it’s always developing new focus and the like. One of the most elevating things about the alliance is that it offers the poets and writers a medium for publication of their books, which is limited on a variety of sites.
12. If you could make a wish and have it come true what would it be?
This is a very interesting question. I would love to see hunger and hate eliminated from the world. I think this would save many from the judgment, especially when Christ returns to claim His world.
13. If you had the chance to live your life again what era would you like it to be in past or future and why?
I would love to be in the same era. Based on what I have acquired and the knowledge gained I would be able to make a greater impact on the world and my environment for the betterment of people.
14. Are there any special words of advice that you would like to see acted upon by the next generation?
I could think of many: seek Christ, stay away from street drugs, help each other to achieve, abide by God’s laws, do the best that there is to do in whatsoever one has to do, and set a positive example for others to follow.
15. What are the final words you would like to say to the reader?
Life is not static; it’s dynamic and keeps on moving like a river. Just don’t let it runs dry on you. Also find other tributaries or rivers for nourishment. Let it be a source of hope and inspiration for others to obtain their nourishment from and to base their lives on as an example to follow; but most of all put God first and all the desires will follow. To see all my books in detail please visit my websites
www.epulaeryu.org http://www.theawakenedonepoetics.com/
Thank you! for reading ... Blessings Joseph
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