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Interpretations
Interpretations
Interpretations
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Interpretations

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Interpretations is created as an example of an e-chapbook. Its thirty poems are written using observations of images found in various periodicals. No poems in Interpretations are derived from the author’s personal experience. It is a move away from confessional poetry. Interpretations is the result of an exercise influenced by readers and writers of imagistic poetry discussed in academic workshops. It was written in thirty days (Aug. 23, 2014 to Sept. 21, 2014), excluding 3 days of brief editing. This poetry collection explores meter and rhyme using the poetic forms of sonnets, villanelles, sestinas, and pantoums. Mixed with these are the author’s own unorthodox explorations of non-rhyming prose. It is hoped that persons reading this e-chapbook will be inspired to write collections of their own and submit them for publication. Experience is important so write and submit often to as many publishers as possible.

LanguageEnglish
PublisherG.D. Master
Release dateMay 10, 2016
ISBN9781311083715
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A short biography about the Graphite Drug Master can be found at the end of his book “Interpretations”. For readers wishing to contact Graphite Drug Master with questions or about swapping reviews on SmashWords, please use his email address: graphitedrug@gmail.com In the interest of swapping reviews, please have a free book of poetry available and an easy to find email address on SmashWords or within your book.

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    Interpretations - G.D. Master

    Interpretations

    By Graphite Drug Master

    Copyright 2014 Graphite Drug Master

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    Table of Contents

    Introduction

    Abel

    Bennett

    Calvin

    Dominique

    Elise

    Felicity

    Galina

    Harmony

    Ike

    Jameson

    Kiera

    Landon

    Maddox

    Nadia

    Owen

    Paulina

    Quintessa

    Rowan

    Serenity

    Trey

    Urbana

    Vigo

    Willow

    Xavier

    Yeats

    Zane

    Anderson

    Brennan

    Cecilia

    Dante

    About Author

    Introduction

    Interpretations is created as an example of an e-chapbook. Its thirty poems are written using observations of images found in various periodicals. No poems in Interpretations are derived from the author’s personal experience. It is a move away from confessional poetry. Interpretations is the result of an exercise influenced by readers and writers of imagistic poetry discussed in academic workshops. It was written in thirty days (Aug. 23, 2014 to Sept. 21, 2014), excluding 3 days of brief editing. This poetry collection explores meter and rhyme using the poetic forms of sonnets, villanelles, sestinas, and pantoums. Mixed with these are the author’s own unorthodox explorations of non-rhyming prose. It is hoped that persons reading this e-chapbook will be inspired to write collections of their own and submit them for publication. Experience is important so write and submit often to as many publishers as possible.

    The titles of the poems in Interpretations are human names selected randomly, to a relative extent, from a book of baby names. They reflect no person living or persons found in the images written about. The only reasoning used with the titles is possibly a designation of masculine or feminine attribution relating to each poem's cathartic presence. If it serves the reader and writer to think of poems as children the writer will not discourage such notions, but prefers not to participate in them.

    Abel

    Mist in the distance, smoke from camp fire, and steam from a coffee cup.

    Stocking cap, sweater, long pants, and boots are worn for a crisp evening.

    Trees frame a comfortable site: aspens on the shore and pines further up.

    Fire illuminates an immediate sphere: trees around it, a canoe, a pack, and a tent.

    Sharp details at edge of camp and distant side of lake outline still water.

    Across the lake are four lights reminiscent of civilization.

    Fallen leaves on ground, needles and leaves on trees, and distant peaks

    that form a valley, are an image seen from

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