Fluidity of Creation: Poetry of Love, Loss, and the Occult
by Dena L. Moore
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0595201377 |
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119 |
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Oct 1 2001 |
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Fiction |
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From the heights of spiritual ecstasy to the praises of erotic love, Fluidity of Creation uses the past, present, and future to explore the many facets of life.
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Dena's Poetry: Poetry of Love, Loss, & the Occult
Fluidity of Creation is an examination of the human spirit.
Divided into three parts--Love, Loss, and the Occult--Fluidity of Creation is poetry that draws the reader into the depths of pure emotion.
Emotion is the song in our souls; it can be cold and passionate, forgiving or vengeful. It is fluid and changing, and the poetry within Fluidity of Creation flows from the darkest corners of humanity to the outer reaches of the planets and New Age philosophy.
See examples of this work at Dena's Poetry: Poetry of Love, Loss, and the Occult:
http://www.denaspoetry.com
Excerpt
From "Spiritual Coupling," a Love poem: "Molten lava flows in my veins, burning a fresh trail along my tingling nerves. You whisper my name, stroking my soul with your ethereal voice..."
From "Immortality," a Loss poem: "Memories live on, trembling in their solitude. Flashes of truth, moments of torrential tears. Sweet, sweet memories, the impalers of the soul."
From "Through Night's Fire," an Occult poem: "Floating, gliding, circling the stars, I touch Mars' face with a whispering caress, I stroke Saturn's rings with essential oil and kiss Pluto's cold, dry lips..."
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Professional Reviews
Poetry in Sidereal Motion
Dena L. Moore's poetry seems to have the ability to change the motions of the stars. Moore rearranges primal thoughts -- much like the gods rearranged the constellations to tell humanity new stories. Such efforts as "Closure" and "Here I lie...Waiting" give us a more intense light to follow when we have lost our way in the darkness. ...
Reviewed by Keith D. White, Ph.D. from the University of South Florida St. Petersburg
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Reader Reviews for "Fluidity of Creation: Poetry of Love, Loss, and the Occult"
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| Reviewed by Samuel Southwell |
10/7/2002 |
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| The young lady is a wonderful talent and a force to be feared. The poems in this book will make you cry, think, and fill your heart with joy all at the same time. My favorite poem is "Waterfall". It is a poem about some one ending it all, but the way the poem is written you don't realize it until the last line. Just like in real life unless you know the how to read the signs you can't save anyone. I believe at this time in history the world needs a poety like Dena L Moore. She is turly a gift from the gods. |
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| Reviewed by Danielle |
6/9/2002 |
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If you enjoy poetry that is sensual and mysterious; that moves, lulls, and excites the senses; that sends you instantly into a colorful world of past glories and future possibilities, this book is exactly what you need. The writer skillfully taps into the vast unconscious and pulls out the most powerful and scintillating imagery. There are passages that send me back, like a great historical novel - into an age of romance and drama. With subtle yet deep insight, she explores sexuality, love and life in a beautiful, flowing manner. Her words convey distinct human emotion, aspiration, pain and frailty yet leave ample room for my own personal interpretation. Here is a taste... "Molten lava flows in my veins, Burning a fresh trail along my tingling nerves. You whisper my name. Stroking my soul with your ethereal voice." (It's hard to choose a passage to illustrate her talent - there are so many...) Much more than erotic poetry, this work is spiritual, transcendental and filled with compassion for humanity. Dena L Moore is a writer whose next works I'll be eagerly looking for!
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