Amranese

By Amra Lear

We live in a society now where the shorter the expression,
the better. Amranese is a new form of poetry streamlined to
coincide with such demands. As a child I would write and say
what would come to mind. My family found my expressions
to be very original and said that I spoke my own language.
They named this newly formed language, Amranese, and it has
stuck with me sense. I decided to take this nickname and turn
it into an expression of poetry that is simple and direct. This
poetry is a way of condensing relative concepts with using only
two lines and up to two words per line.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Xlibris US
• Release date: May 3, 2011
• ISBN: 9781462864713

Amra Lear

Amra found her poetical voice when she wrote this book. Amranese, her first poetry book published in 2011, was a concise form of four words that delved deep into rhetoric. In, Octaves of Sammy, she opens the depths of the reader's emotions by writing a poetic love story. Amra found a passion for writing poetry as a child in Montana, where surrounded by nature's beauty, she easily became inspired to explore her mind with written words. Although she resides in Las Vegas, Nevada, she still calls Montana her home. The loving mother of two sons and a daughter-in-law, Amra's greatest joy comes from being with her family.

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