AustLit
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1y
Walk Away Silver Heart
Beechworth
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Wild Arancini Press
,
2020
18760517
2020
selected work
poetry
'Drawing on the phrasing of the early 20th Century Amy Lowell poem Madonna of the Evening Flowers (above) Frank Prem has produced a collection of personal and interpersonal love poems written, as always, in the unique style that allows every reader to relate.
'Prem's interpretations breathe new life into contemporary love poetry and utilise Lowell's original phrases to inspire a tender immediacy and warmth of response.
'Walk Away Silver Heart is the first of three collections that together comprise A Love Poetry Trilogy, with each revisiting outstanding work by stellar poets of the past to produce vibrant new collections. The second collection, a kiss for the worthy, draws on Walt Whitman's classic work Leaves of Grass, while the third, rescue and redemption, derives from T.S Eliot's The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock.
'This is a new kind of poetry that tells stories, draws pictures and elicits emotional responses from readers. Just as the best poetry should.'
Source: Publisher's blurb.
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2y
A Kiss for the Worthy
Beechworth
:
Wild Arancini Press
,
2020
19219674
2020
selected work
poetry
'Drawing on the phrasing of Walt Whitman’s great late 19th century poem Leaves of Grass (above) Frank Prem has produced a collection of expansive and outward looking love poetry written, as always, in the unique style that allows every reader to relate.
'Prem's interpretations breathe new life into contemporary exploration of themes of love in poetry, and utilise Whitman’s original phrases to inspire a contemplation of the self in the context of landscape and the wider world'.
Source: Publisher's blurb.
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3y
Rescue and Redemption
Beechworth
:
Wild Arancini Press
,
2020
19219552
2020
selected work
poetry
'Drawing on the phrasing of T.S. Eliot’s amazing early 20th century poem The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock (above) Frank Prem has produced a collection of companionable and introspective love poetry written, as always, in the unique style that allows every reader to relate.
'Prem's interpretations breathe new life into contemporary exploration of themes of love in poetry, and utilise Eliot’s original phrases to inspire a contemplation of the self in the context of landscape and the wider world'.
Source: Publisher's blurb.
