The first of three thematically similar collections of English poetry by Hakon Soreide, taking the reader on a journey... More > through the intensity of human emotion, brushing, as it does, on timeless subjects of life, death and love; and through descriptions of nature and the world, not necessarily as it is, but as it is perceived and felt, filtered through the boundless imagination of the human mind. < Less

The second of three thematically similar collections of English poetry by Hakon Soreide, taking the reader on a journey... More > through the intensity of human emotion, brushing, as it does, on timeless subjects of life, death and love; and through descriptions of nature and the world, not necessarily as it is, but as it is perceived and felt, filtered through the boundless imagination of the human mind. < Less

The third of three thematically similar collections of English poetry by Hakon Soreide, taking the reader on a journey... More > through the intensity of human emotion, brushing, as it does, on timeless subjects of life, death and love; and through descriptions of nature and the world, not necessarily as it is, but as it is perceived and felt, filtered through the boundless imagination of the human mind. < Less

Håkon Søreides første diktsamling på norsk, med hovedsaklig lyriske dikt inneholdende filosoferinger rundt tidløse tema... More > som liv, død, kjærlighet, tid, og med skildringer av en verden, ikke slik den nødvendigvis er, men slik den oppleves.

Hakon Soreide's first poetry collection in Norwegian, containing mainly lyrical poems, musing on timeless subjects such as life, death, love, time, and with descriptions of the world, not necessarily as it is, but as it is perceived. < Less

The second of three thematically similar collections of English poetry by Hakon Soreide, taking the reader on a journey... More > through the intensity of human emotion, brushing, as it does, on timeless subjects of life, death and love; and through descriptions of nature and the world, not necessarily as it is, but as it is perceived and felt, filtered through the boundless imagination of the human mind. < Less

The third of three thematically similar collections of English poetry by Hakon Soreide, taking the reader on a journey... More > through the intensity of human emotion, brushing, as it does, on timeless subjects of life, death and love; and through descriptions of nature and the world, not necessarily as it is, but as it is perceived and felt, filtered through the boundless imagination of the human mind. < Less

The second of three thematically similar collections of English poetry by Hakon Soreide, taking the reader on a journey... More > through the intensity of human emotion, brushing, as it does, on timeless subjects of life, death and love; and through descriptions of nature and the world, not necessarily as it is, but as it is perceived and felt, filtered through the boundless imagination of the human mind. < Less

The third of three thematically similar collections of English poetry by Hakon Soreide, taking the reader on a journey... More > through the intensity of human emotion, brushing, as it does, on timeless subjects of life, death and love; and through descriptions of nature and the world, not necessarily as it is, but as it is perceived and felt, filtered through the boundless imagination of the human mind. < Less

Håkon Søreides første diktsamling på norsk, med hovedsaklig lyriske dikt inneholdende filosoferinger rundt tidløse tema... More > som liv, død, kjærlighet, tid, og med skildringer av en verden, ikke slik den nødvendigvis er, men slik den oppleves.

Hakon Soreide's first poetry collection in Norwegian, containing mainly lyrical poems, musing on timeless subjects such as life, death, love, time, and with descriptions of the world, not necessarily as it is, but as it is perceived. < Less

The first of three thematically similar collections of English poetry by Hakon Soreide, taking the reader on a journey... More > through the intensity of human emotion, brushing, as it does, on timeless subjects of life, death and love; and through descriptions of nature and the world, not necessarily as it is, but as it is perceived and felt, filtered through the boundless imagination of the human mind. < Less