Who We Are

Who We Are

Who We Are

Herbert Spohn

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iUniverse
Año de edición:
2013
Materia
Poesía
ISBN:
9781475970555
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Herbert Spohn’s poetry is rooted in his life experiences. In his collection of free verse, Spohn illuminates elements of the human condition, such as romantic love, identity, aging, death, and childhood in post-World War I Germany.Spohn, an émigré from Nazi Germany and decorated World War II veteran, relies on both his personal and professional backgrounds to share his unique reflections on life. With a style that is at times warm and lyrical, analytical and searing, and sensual and thought-provoking, Spohn encourages others to look inward and rediscover emotions about such relatable subjects as falling in love, the betrayal of an aging body, and the pain of loss. Who We Are is a poignant and sophisticated collection of poetry that shares one man’s reflections as he looks back on an imperfect, yet fulfilling, life.Words float at randomarrayed in patterns on the surface.Meanings they seem to yieldseduce us readily into belief.When they disaggregatewe do not know we are betrayed.Misled by ineluctable formations,we walk in truth until we fall.Words can lead us into regionswhere our pain resides.Yet they can lift us into ecstasy,and bring us healing love. 3

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