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Remembering Yesterdays Imagining Tomorrows: Poetry Collection
Remembering Yesterdays Imagining Tomorrows: Poetry Collection
Remembering Yesterdays Imagining Tomorrows: Poetry Collection
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Prolific artist and poet Burt E. Pringle presents his sixth volume of poetrya volume that reveals his real and imaginary past, present, and future. Some selections are direct, personal, or reflective of the times and narrate the human condition in several voices, such as an observer, a lover, and the forlorn by exploring fantasies and making social comments.

Meant to entertain, enlighten, inform, and heal, many of the works in this collection evoke vivid imagery, as in Dimming Fire. The dimming of the fire, / the dwindling of the flame, / the smoke ribbons curl / ceases to ascend, / and love is lost / among the ashes. /

Remembering Yesterdays Imagining Tomorrows expresses Pringles thoughts on love, desires, anticipation, loss, and departing with hope for the unseen tomorrow. Its a collection from a man who values the gift of love late in life and who experiences peace of mind.

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Release dateJul 15, 2010
ISBN9781426978470
Remembering Yesterdays Imagining Tomorrows: Poetry Collection
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Burt E. Pringle

Burt E. Pringle has published many volumes of poetry, and his work is also included in anthologies and on spoken-word CDs. He is also an artist, architectural designer, and watercolorist. A native of Savannah, Georgia, Pringle now resides in Jacksonville, Florida.

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    Remembering Yesterdays Imagining Tomorrows - Burt E. Pringle

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    CONTENTS

    WANING

    MOMENTS AND MEMORIES

    + MEMORIES RETURN

    I ONCE WAS THERE

    MUSIC OF THE WORLD

    NOW IT’S OUR TURN

    MIDNIGHT WALTZ

    CONFETTI DANCING

    AUTUMN CORNFIELD

    DWELLING THOUGHTS

    YESTERDAYS

    SIREN SONG

    SILENT PICTURES, 

    SILENT MEMORIES

    NO TIME FOR BLUES

    CITY SHADOWS, CITY LIGHTS

    THE MARK OF TIME

    DEAF–DEFYING

    THAT INNER ATTIC

    NOWHERE TRAIN

    AMARANTHINE

    ADAM

    GARDEN OF LOST DREAMS

    ULTIMATE JOY / CONSTANT PAIN

    NOT CLOSE ENOUGH TO TOUCH

    JACKSONVILLE SUNRISE

    WAITING FOR THE SUNRISE

    VESSEL OF CLAY

    ALONE

    INVITATION

    HEART TEARS + WAITING

    LOSS AND DESOLATION

    VICTIM OF THE MIND

    THE ONENESS LIGHT

    A JEWEL IN THE NIGHT

    WAR

    ETERNAL SEA

    CHARLIE’S BULLET

    DREAM GIRL + LOVER

    I ONLY SEE YOU

    COME SPRING

    COME WINTER

    DESTINY’S PATH

    CROSSED PATHS

    UNOBTAINABLE FLAME

    SEPTEMBER IN PARIS

    GARAGE

    MASK + BEHIND THE MASK

    RESTLESS ONE

    HER

    UNDERNEATH THE BEAUTY

    TOMORROW

    LOVE LOCKED IN A DREAM

    KNELLING OF THE BELLS

    + ETERNAL FESTIVAL

    BECOMING VISIBLE

    THE SOUL’S EYE

    + ATTITUDE HEALING

    STOIC MOMENT

    YESTERDAY’S LOVE

    FAR FROM PEERING EYES

    ALL THE WAY HOME

    IMPERSONATOR

    HERMIT

    DEPARTURE

    SUNLIGHT SHADOWS

    SPRING’S SONG

    WAITING FOR HER

    ENDLESSLY WAITING

    SECRETLY HE LOVES

    GOLDEN DAYS, SILVER NIGHTS

    LOST IN SEPARATION

    EMPTY NIGHT

    THE ART OF LETTING GO

    PATHWAY

    SHRINE + MEMORIAL

    SANCTUARY OF TEARS

    A NEW HOME

    DIAMOND

    LIFE–JOINING

    LOST ON A MOONLIT BEACH

    A REMINDING HEART

    ANTICIPATION

    REMEMBER TOO, THIS LOVE

    DRIFTING, WAITING

    BRIDGING MEMORIES

    THE FIRST LADY

    WANDERING MINSTREL

    GALLANTRY’S HORSE

    TWO–COLOURED MOON

    SHADOW

    SHAGGIN’ FEET

    SNOW ROSE

    PEARLS OF RAIN

    LOSING IT ?

    LOST IN A CAVE

    RELENTLESS MOON

    FEARFUL TONGUE

    RICH IN HEART

    + A WILLOW WEEPS

    QUEEN OF HEARTS

    + HEART’S DOOR

    SUNDAY MORNING

    SILENT SOLITUDE

    GYPSY SOUL

    DIMMING FIRE

    CONSUMED

    + CAN I FLEE or HIDE ?

    THE TRANQUIL HOURS

    SELF TRAVELER

    HIS SONG

    THISBE AND PYRAMUS

    RIVER OF LOVE

    SEAFARER COMIN’ HOME

    DEW DROP + ANY MOMENT

    + DROP OFF

    TO DIE AND LIVE AGAIN

    OPPOSITES

    TOUCHED BY TIME

    THANK YOU GOD

    MY CIRCULATION PRINCIPLE

    Also by the Author

    ABOUT THE AUTHOR

    TO MY MOTHER

    1909–1929

    My mother my creator.

    She held the seed that bore me.

    As I grew inside her womb,

    she nourished me

    and gave me strength.

    Through her, I inherited the past.

    From her, I became the future.

    My prayer. That I have proven

    worthy of her pain and love.

    From my second book

    Love and Summer Days Fade Away

    "Always write first things

    utmost in the heart."

    Edgar Allen Poe

    1809–1849

    A NOTE FROM THE AUTHOR

    You may find that my poetry reflects my

    real and imaginary past, present, and future.

    Some poems are more direct, personal or

    reflective of the times, therefore I write about

    the human condition in several voices – as an

    observer, as a lover, the forlorn: exploring

    fantasies and making social comments.

    Poetry expresses my thoughts on love, desires

    and anticipation, loss and departing, with

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