Past Present and Future in Poetry (eBook)
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2022
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415 Seiten
Grosvenor House Publishing (Verlag)
978-1-83975-978-9 (ISBN)
415 Seiten
Grosvenor House Publishing (Verlag)
978-1-83975-978-9 (ISBN)
This is a book of poems put into verse from memories and events starting in the 1930's through the war years and beyond.? There are many stories that will take you back to the slums of Liverpool from walking the streets in bare feet or clogs, wearing donated clothes and money from the Public Assistance Committee to hunting for Jam Jars to get into the cinema.? Stories of a child trying to help his parents with a few pennies and being evacuated during the war.? Some experiences such as travelling on Milk trains and carts across country to attend a fathers funeral and missing it by minutes cannot be put into words. The poems take the experience of a young and innocent family landing in the continent of Africa, the wonders and challenges that presented especially with only a few pounds in the pocket are put into a few words to transport you to another world, in another time.? Topics from the freezing streets of Liverpool to the hot savannah of Africa and pounding steel mills. Also it includes modern topics such as the NHS, the virus and the climate, but there are also a few lighter things from the Bankers Cat to following the heart in the stars and the spirit of the Steam Train. Several poems will give you the feeling of a hard lived life but also show the passion and love and life itself.? It is produced and mostly written when the author was in his 90's, with the help, support and guidance of his daughter taking his ideas and words and breathing eternal life of the memories into words. The opening pages start with memories of the home followed by poems in memory of two daughters that have passed in the last 4 years.? Then the journey through different streets, the parents, Christmas, war and onto Africa, the climate.? There are poems written and dedicated to the NHS and nurses and also of those lost at Aberfan which was written at the time and also my brother assisted at.? Some poems have also been previously published as winning entries in competitions which is what inspired the author to have all published in one book.
Born in 1929 and bred in the back streets of Liverpool and still turned up at the publishers desk.? I guess I must be lucky,? my mum rented a house in Garden Street, Liverpool on the edge of town.? Dad was injured in the 1914-1918 war and was paralysed down the right side of his body.? He got nine shillings a week war pension and my mum got a pound from the Public Assistance. Life was tough but interesting, evacuated in the war then later joined the RAF and eventually emigrated to South Africa in the early 1970's and then onto Rhodesia which later became Zimbabwe. Travelled back and forth then eventually back to Wales in 1985.? Our family history contains many interesting and great characters have also included writers in the past.
This is a book of poems put into verse from memories and events starting in the 1930's through the war years and beyond. There are many stories that will take you back to the slums of Liverpool from walking the streets in bare feet or clogs, wearing donated clothes and money from the Public Assistance Committee to hunting for Jam Jars to get into the cinema. Stories of a child trying to help his parents with a few pennies and being evacuated during the war. Some experiences such as travelling on Milk trains and carts across country to attend a fathers funeral and missing it by minutes cannot be put into words. The poems take the experience of a young and innocent family landing in the continent of Africa, the wonders and challenges that presented especially with only a few pounds in the pocket are put into a few words to transport you to another world, in another time. Topics from the freezing streets of Liverpool to the hot savannah of Africa and pounding steel mills. Also it includes modern topics such as the NHS, the virus and the climate, but there are also a few lighter things from the Bankers Cat to following the heart in the stars and the spirit of the Steam Train. Several poems will give you the feeling of a hard lived life but also show the passion and love and life itself. It is produced and mostly written when the author was in his 90's, with the help, support and guidance of his daughter taking his ideas and words and breathing eternal life of the memories into words. The opening pages start with memories of the home followed by poems in memory of two daughters that have passed in the last 4 years. Then the journey through different streets, the parents, Christmas, war and onto Africa, the climate. There are poems written and dedicated to the NHS and nurses and also of those lost at Aberfan which was written at the time and also my brother assisted at. Some poems have also been previously published as winning entries in competitions which is what inspired the author to have all published in one book.
Born in 1929 and bred in the back streets of Liverpool and still turned up at the publishers desk.? I guess I must be lucky,? my mum rented a house in Garden Street, Liverpool on the edge of town.? Dad was injured in the 1914-1918 war and was paralysed down the right side of his body.? He got nine shillings a week war pension and my mum got a pound from the Public Assistance. Life was tough but interesting, evacuated in the war then later joined the RAF and eventually emigrated to South Africa in the early 1970's and then onto Rhodesia which later became Zimbabwe. Travelled back and forth then eventually back to Wales in 1985.? Our family history contains many interesting and great characters have also included writers in the past.
This is a book of poems put into verse from memories and events starting in the 1930's through the war years and beyond. There are many stories that will take you back to the slums of Liverpool from walking the streets in bare feet or clogs, wearing donated clothes and money from the Public Assistance Committee to hunting for Jam Jars to get into the cinema. Stories of a child trying to help his parents with a few pennies and being evacuated during the war. Some experiences such as travelling on Milk trains and carts across country to attend a fathers funeral and missing it by minutes cannot be put into words. The poems take the experience of a young and innocent family landing in the continent of Africa, the wonders and challenges that presented especially with only a few pounds in the pocket are put into a few words to transport you to another world, in another time. Topics from the freezing streets of Liverpool to the hot savannah of Africa and pounding steel mills. Also it includes modern topics such as the NHS, the virus and the climate, but there are also a few lighter things from the Bankers Cat to following the heart in the stars and the spirit of the Steam Train. Several poems will give you the feeling of a hard lived life but also show the passion and love and life itself. It is produced and mostly written when the author was in his 90's, with the help, support and guidance of his daughter taking his ideas and words and breathing eternal life of the memories into words. The opening pages start with memories of the home followed by poems in memory of two daughters that have passed in the last 4 years. Then the journey through different streets, the parents, Christmas, war and onto Africa, the climate. There are poems written and dedicated to the NHS and nurses and also of those lost at Aberfan which was written at the time and also my brother assisted at. Some poems have also been previously published as winning entries in competitions which is what inspired the author to have all published in one book.
| Erscheint lt. Verlag | 17.2.2022 |
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| Mitarbeit |
Zusammenstellung: Abbie Stevens |
| Sprache | englisch |
| Themenwelt | Literatur ► Biografien / Erfahrungsberichte |
| Literatur ► Lyrik / Dramatik ► Lyrik / Gedichte | |
| Literatur ► Romane / Erzählungen | |
| Geisteswissenschaften ► Geschichte ► Allgemeine Geschichte | |
| Geisteswissenschaften ► Geschichte ► Regional- / Ländergeschichte | |
| Naturwissenschaften ► Biologie ► Ökologie / Naturschutz | |
| Schlagworte | 30's • Africa • Christmas • Climate • Evacuation • History • Home • Life • Liverpool • Love • Memories • Poetry • Rhodesia • Slums • South Africa • thirties • Travel • Weather • ww2 • Zimbabwe |
| ISBN-10 | 1-83975-978-X / 183975978X |
| ISBN-13 | 978-1-83975-978-9 / 9781839759789 |
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