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  Poems in Prose

  Oscar Wilde

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  Poems in Prose is a striking and evocative collection that reveals Oscar Wilde at his most lyrical, introspective, and symbolist. First published in 1894, these short prose pieces blur the boundary between poetry and narrative, offering richly textured meditations on beauty, love, sorrow, faith, and the human condition. Written in Wilde's unmistakable voice, the work stands as a unique and deeply personal expression of his artistic vision.
  
  Composed of brief, self-contained pieces, Poems in Prose draws inspiration from biblical parables, myth, and philosophical reflection. Each prose poem is crafted with musical language and vivid imagery, conveying emotion and meaning through symbolism rather than traditional plot. Themes of sacrifice, suffering, spiritual longing, and redemption recur throughout, reflecting Wilde's fascination with the cost of beauty and the complexities of moral experience.
  
  Unlike Wilde's more satirical or humorous works, this collection is solemn, contemplative, and intensely expressive. The prose is elegant and restrained, yet emotionally powerful, inviting readers to pause, reflect, and engage with its layered meanings. These pieces reward slow reading, offering insights that deepen with each return.
  
  Poems in Prose occupies a special place in Wilde's body of work, bridging his fairy tales and later, more introspective writings. It showcases his mastery of form and his willingness to experiment beyond conventional literary boundaries, anticipating modernist approaches to prose poetry.
  
  Ideal for readers of classic literature, poetry, and philosophical writing, Poems in Prose is a timeless exploration of inner life and artistic beauty. It is a book to be savored—one that reveals the quiet intensity and enduring depth of Oscar Wilde's genius.

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  This Far - Poems

  Kathleen O'Toole

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  This collection offers a rich harvest taken from one season in the poet's creative life. Like movements in a musical composition, these poems share leitmotifs  ̶  grief and the desire to honor those "saints" who have passed on; the sacramental power of nature; and, how works of art illuminate and console as they do. They point to the tension between the practice of monastic silence and the urge to bear witness, interrogating faith in the light of crises facing the earth and our human community. At the same time, the poet celebrates encounters that offer blessings of hope, inviting us to join her in a pilgrimage that leads us, with her, "this far," and gestures to what lies beyond.

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  The Tempest

  William Shakespeare

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  We rely on your support to help us keep producing beautiful, free, and unrestricted editions of literature for the digital age. Will you support our efforts with a donation ? The Tempest , thought to be one of the last plays that Shakespeare wrote alone, begins with a storm which shipwrecks the king of Naples and his crew. We quickly learn that the tempest was not a natural occurrence; it was created by Prospero, the usurped duke of Milan who is stranded on a nearby island, with the help of Ariel, a spirit in his service. The rest of the play explores the relationships between the shipwrecked crew, Prospero, his daughter Miranda, and a native of the island: a half human, half monster called Caliban. Though this play is traditionally classified as a comedy, more modern scholarship, out of a desire to highlight the dramatic elements of some of Shakespeare's comedies, created a genre subgroup called the "late romances." The Tempest is included in that subgroup.

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  The Complete Poems of Walt Whitman

  Walt Whitman

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  A monumental collection of poetry from one of America's greatest literary voices.
  
  This remarkable anthology gathers the complete poetic works of Walt Whitman, whose powerful and innovative verse transformed modern poetry forever. Through themes of freedom, individuality, nature, democracy, love, spirituality, and human connection, Whitman celebrates the beauty and complexity of life with unmatched passion and originality.
  
  Rich in emotion and lyrical brilliance, the collection captures both personal reflection and the spirit of a changing nation. Whitman's bold poetic style, vivid imagery, and deep humanity continue to inspire readers and writers around the world.
  
  From intimate reflections to grand celebrations of the human spirit, these poems explore identity, mortality, hope, and the enduring connection between humanity and the natural world.
  
  Written by Walt Whitman, this timeless collection remains one of the greatest achievements in American literature and poetry.
  
  Discover the unforgettable voice that reshaped modern poetry—download your copy today.

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  Gnosis Knowledge Of Self

  Justin Wesenberg

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  Gnosis is a channeled poetry book about knowledge of the divine through direct personal experience.  
  This poetry book is for those who are ready to connect with Universal Consciousness. 
  Gnosis is the truth 
  The knowledge of Self 
  It is from this place 
  You find infinite wealth 
  The knowledge and wisdom 
  Of beauty untold 
  Through the sacred tomes 
  Of the masters of old 
  Lie the ancient secrets 
  Of the mystery schools 
  You can decipher them 
  Now that you have the tools 
  To unlock the sacred 
  Song of your soul 
  The voice inside 
  That will make you whole 
  To guide you through 
  The mystery within 
  So that you can decide 
  What you believe in 
  This channeled poetry book was inspired by the ancient gnostic texts in the search for Truth. 
  If you’re on a search for truth, allow Gnosis Knowledge Of Self to guide you back to the truth that lies in your soul!

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  Lossless

  Matthew Tierney

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  Taking its title from lossless data compression algorithms, Lossless transmits through time and space those ‘stabs of self’ that intensify with loss of relationships, of faith, of childhood, of people.
     
   
    The qualities of light, colour, and movement in the book’s forty-eight sonnets conjure a sense of arrested time, of motes in the air, while chapters of Borgesian prose poems extract knowledge from information to reconstruct a subjectivity, a personality, and a life. 
   
  "Tierney tracks and backtracks in the realm of dispossession like a cross between a physicist and a magician from a future era. These poems are new forms for human heart and quiddity.” – Anne-Marie Turza, author of Fugue with Bedbug"In this wise, wonky, poignant avowal of error and losslessness, Matthew Tierney geotags his 'freefall of associative memory,' where the past flickers presently and futures bend toward the start. Invoking the dogmas of digital media, quantum mechanics and philosophy, Lossless is the devlog of a child becoming father of the man. A 'greybeard & tweener' at once, Tierney conjures his Gen Xer youth—neighborhood bullies, the first kiss, jogging with a Walkman on—to tweak his hi-fi output as a husband and fumbling dad. Given a spacetime continuum offering 'viaducts of alternate choices,' in which everyone, at the molecular level, is 'swappable soma' at best, Tierney parses 'compossible paths' from 'incompatibilism,' trying to track the quirks and quarks of multidimensional life. In troubleshot sonnets and corrupted prose, this book is an ode to the lost art of losing gracefully." – Andrew Zawacki, author of Unsun

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