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Wandering Clouds

Contemporary Poetry Collection

di Viet Tran

Copertina morbida
Copertina plastificata lucida, flessibile
Copertina rigida con sovraccoperta
Sovraccoperta a colori pieni su copertina in lino
Copertina rigida rivestita
Libro rilegato rigido con design a colori pieno stampato direttamente sulla copertina rigid
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Informazioni sul libro
This collection offers unique poetry written by nine contemporary poets from different cultural background. Those poets let their mind and emotion poetically run freely to infinite horizon like clouds naturally drift in the sky.

people often say: “poetry is obsolete – a dead art in the modern era”. This statement reflects the fact that poetry is losing its traditional flavour of charm, dream in life and romance in love. However, poetry still remains as the finest form of human’s expression in writing.
Furthermore “Words are more powerful than swords”. Poetry is not only words written in certain order. Much more than that, it signifies the beauty of language. Each poem is a melody with rhymes, rhythms, paces. It carries a message from the poet’s thought, emotion, dream, nightmare, hope, or despair.

I hope the book would provide its readers with a distinctive journey into these poets’ own world.
Funzionalità e dettagli
  • Categoria principale: Poesia
  • Formato del progetto: Orizzontale standard, 25×20 cm
    N° di pagine: 262
  • Data di pubblicazione: feb 07, 2015
  • Lingua English
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Informazioni sull'autore
thaochuong
Viet Tran
Victoria, British Columbia, Canada

Poet Thao Chuong is the pen name of collage artist Viet Tran who wrote poetry and published three books in his mother tongue. He loves poetic combination in rhymes and rhythms between the Japanese Haiku and Vietnamese poetry. He also composed poems in English in different styles and has three books published. In fine art, collage artist Viet Tran celebrates both chaos and orders through his painterly paper collages. As a “paper collage” purist, Tran does not apply oil, acrylic, or any other media on his works. Tran used collage as an art therapy during his two years in Galang Refugee Camp. Tran has settled in Victoria, B.C., Canada since 1987. Media Reviews: * Documentary Film: One of three featured artists in the film “Art of Survivals”. * Monday Magazine: Art Therapy by Frank Nowosad * Times-Colonist: -Go Art by Robert Amos -On Art is where you find it by Robert Amos. - Torn paper art by Holly Nathan, and Saigon native celebrates 20 years in Canada by Robert Amos.

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