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  Meta-Postal Expression

  Kent Zimmerman

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  This audiobook is narrated by an AI Voice.   
  The Expressions are narrative events in a sequel of fictions and facts. In "emoji ride" e is the main character. By what provenance does "e" as a moji prevail and what does "little e crossing the con" signify? What's the ultimate strategy of "gopassgo?" How does still life move in "m black to blue?" What are the rules of expression? Do the "Meta-Postal Expressions" translate as "meta-speak?" As art, Meta-Postal Expressions mimic a fantasy creation. As literature, they seek to chronicle and expose the world in words from the inside out. 
  In The Community of Speech 
  make a vowel soft 
  likes of "e" and "o" 
  sounds of souls we keep 
  consonants 
  as bones 
  bodies of words 
  be it "g" or "d" 
  dreams we speak 
  what ought to be 
  fl ight of fancy 
  go pass go 
  tips on the tongue 
  wings on a prayer 
  say it's so 
  say it's so

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  Ash Wednesday

  T.S. Eliot

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  Ash Wednesday marks a decisive turning point in the work of T. S. Eliot. Written after his conversion to Anglicanism, the poem abandons the fragmentation and irony of earlier modernism in favor of restraint, repetition, and spiritual tension. The voice that emerges is hesitant, disciplined, and deliberately limited.
  
  Structured as a sequence of meditative movements, the poem traces an inward journey defined by renunciation rather than revelation. Desire is examined, resisted, and re-ordered, as language circles around prayer, silence, and the difficulty of belief. Meaning is not asserted but approached through pattern, rhythm, and omission.
  
  Severe, austere, and exacting, Ash Wednesday stands as one of the central religious poems of the twentieth century—a work concerned less with certainty than with endurance and spiritual discipline.

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  Marcus Douglas Presents The...

  Marcus Douglas

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  Come and meet the one of the most notorious families of the drug under world, the Jenkins. Our main characters Carl, Sammie, Neil, and the youngest daughter Marissa, goes down this road of, love, betrayal, and hurt. How their web is weaved with in Miles Clifford’s life. But can they piece together their brokenness before time runs out? Welcome to the Family……

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  Deep Roots Dark Forests

  Vanessa K. Eccles

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  Deep Roots, Dark Forests explores the unseen, the unnoticed, and the uncared for in our lives. It's the simple everyday things that are the most fascinating—the flowers, the forest, the decaying architecture in an old southern town. It's the silent, quick blooms of an azalea, the big, pure magnolia blossoms, and the wide roots of a live oak that capture the attention here. 
  And there's also the fictitious melodies that whisper while amongst the trees or sipping morning coffee that makes their way into the collection. This is a record of the quiet moments and the loud ones, times when we feel haunted and at peace, and all the in-between. This isn't a work of fiction or of fact. These poems along with the photography embody a mix of truth and untruth—stories told from a slant.

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  AWAKEN: Finding Hope Beyond...

  Ítala Veloso

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  When your world falls apart, where does hope hide? 
  What if the breaking was never meant to destroy you — but to awaken you? 
  In Awaken: Finding Hope Beyond Brokenness, poet and life coach Ítala Veloso shares a testimony in verse — written for every soul that's ever felt lost, unseen, or too broken to begin again. 
  These poems are not polished prayers. 
  They are raw honesty, battle cries, tear-stained revelations, and encounters with grace. 
  Ítala walks with you from the depths of despair to the freedom of faith — reminding readers that healing, hope, and spiritual renewal are still possible, even in the darkest seasons. 
  Her words are prayers in motion, carrying the ache of human pain and the healing of God's love — a poetic journey through heartbreak, surrender, forgiveness, and the miraculous rebirth that only love in Christ Jesus can bring. 
  Awaken is a call to the lost, the broken, the weary, and the doubting: 
  to remember who you are, whose you are, and that no valley is too deep for resurrection. 
  Come as you are. You are not forgotten. You are not alone. You are already being made new. 
  Awaken.

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  Poems from the Divan of Hafiz

  Hafiz

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  Hafiz was a Persian poet. His collected works (Divan) are regarded as a pinnacle of Persian literature. While influenced by Islam, his mystical works are highly regarded by Hindus, Christians and others, and his influence extends to several well-known writers such as Thoreau, Goethe, and Ralph Waldo Emerson. This modest collection of 43 poems is translated by Gertrude Bell. - Summary by Kevin Davidson and the Wikipedia

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