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    Poems of the New Age: Gedichte Der Neuzeit
    Poems of the New Age: Gedichte Der Neuzeit
    Poems of the New Age: Gedichte Der Neuzeit
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    Poems of the New Age: Gedichte Der Neuzeit

    By Martin Kari

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    The poet shows human power (Faust, Wolfgang von Goethe).

    Here rhyme is not asked to make an exclusive appearance. Poems of Martin Kari are prose poems, written very much from the heart. They are not too much concerned with form and line ending, in other words, rhyme only. Truth is here a concern. The reader is not confronted with difficult intellect, rather, being invited to share with the poets natural views where the outcome is positive (FAWQ editor, Caroline Glen).

    Des Menschen Kraft im Dichter off enbart (Faust, Wolfgang von Goethe).

    Hier ist nicht gefragt: Reim dich, oder ich fri dich. Gedichte von Martin Kari sind Prosa-Gedichte. Sie kommen vom Herzen. Sie sind nicht alleine vom Format bestimmt, es geht um die Wahrheit, daher ist die Sprache direkt, ohne Umschweife. Der Dichter sucht bereinstimmung mit dem Leser. Die Gedichte lesen sich leicht, kein besonderer Intellekt ist angesprochen die Aussagen sind unmiverstndlich und heben das Bewutsein (FAWQ editor, Caroline Glen).
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherXlibris AU
    Release dateNov 8, 2017
    ISBN9781543404531
    Poems of the New Age: Gedichte Der Neuzeit
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    Martin Kari

    Martin Kari wurde während dem I I . Wel tkr ieg im Jahr 1941 in Kleinschelken/Siebenbürgen- Transylvanien als zweiter Sohn des Weinbauers Michael und seiner Frau Sara geboren. Schulausbildung, technische und höhere Ausbildung bereiteten den Autor besonders in Eigeninitiativen auf sein Leben vor.Born in Transylvania during World War II, Martin Kari's life followed many pathways, starting with his time as a refugee in Germany. Technical and then formal higher education prepared the author for life with a sense of exploration, adventure, intellect and humanity. Having worked and lived on four continents as a global citizen, he settled in Australia with his wife and 6 children. It was only in retirement that he found the time to take up the pen again, proving that it is never too late to take on something new in life.

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