Why the Willow

Name: Why the Willow
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'Why the WilloW' is the third book of poems by American author Hollace M. Metzger, released after her premiere public exposition in Paris as a multi-artist. This Fifth Volume of poetry reveals the author's newer tendancy towards "Looking Down to See Up" in both its imagery and reflective, rhythmic and often experimental use of language. This collection of poems has never been released in print or digital media. [70 poems; 64 b/w photographs]

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Publication Date: Sep 30, 2011
Language: English
Category: Poetry
Copyright: All Rights Reserved - Standard Copyright License
Contributors: By (author): Hollace M. Metzger

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Format: PDF

Keywords

poetry poesie poesia spoken word nature photography photo France travel lyrical lyrics nomadism existentialism transcendentalism lunar gender love sexuality sensuality Anais Nin Kerouac Ginsberg beat poetry

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About Hollace M. Metzger

Poet and author of: 'ECHO | ECCO - Looking Down to See Up' (Italy,2026), 'Agάpe' (Greece,2020), 'OUT | TUO' (France,2018), '3VOΓVE' (France,2013), 'Eternal Story' (France,2011), 'Why the WilloW' (France,2010), 'Transcriptions of Time: The Collected Works' (France,2009) & 'Observing the Labyrinth From Heaven' (New York,2007/2008). - - Metzger began writing and performing poetry while working as an architect in New York City, before departing her native country in 2007, setting out to connect with similar minds, observe other cultures as a guest to them and, through observation, writing and photography, find deeper meaning in collaboration, connection and connecting, offline. - - Follow her travels, descriptive and intimate landscapes of life and love, her calls to move onward, to remain or return, and finding a new sense in what she found to comprise a sense of belonging, of what Home truly is or can be in cities, suburbs, on islands, from the U.S. Mid-west to France, Scotland, Ireland, Alaska, Greece and Italy.

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