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poems in German
poems in German | |  | | Drafting Driftwood
a collection of poems containing
the book of inner space
the book of loss and death
the book of love and feeling
the book of tales
This is Scharlie's latest collection of poetry, where her poems drift further into an own inner space, explore loss and death, love and feeling, and finally, end with some tales of the human condition never losing a childlike excitement and wonder. | |  | | Einfach nur das Fühlen von Zwischenräumen
Fist volume of poetry in German
this is Scharlie's first poetry collection in German language first published in 2004, revised in 2006 in a limited edition and various illustrations of old exlibris designs.
Now out of print but a new edition under consideration | |  | | In Search of the Other
In her first English collection of poems "In Search of the Other" (The Elkir Press 2005), Scharlie Meeuws uses a variety of moods to express thought. The book appeared in a very limited edition, for Scharlie was not keen to share her poems with the outside world. Encouraged by friends, she slowly started posting her poems on various writing sites on the internet, where she soon gained a number of fans, who would delight in her sometimes unusual language and imaginative use of rhyme and metre in spite of an often serious poetical outlook.
YOU AND ME
You and me we both
Are born tightrope walkers
Balancing the act
Of living precariously.
We are trained
To look upwards
Towards the blue skies
And the airiness of being.
One glance downwards
Could annihilate and
Start the spiral to disaster.
Lift your balance stick
Use it my love
Keep listening
To the applause around us
We both will meet in the middle
Changing places effortlessly.
Judging comes easy when
Decisions are dreamlike.
When we do reach
The end of the rope on either side
In beau | |  | | Merely the feeling for spaces
Blurb, 2011
| |  | | Minimalistics
poems in a few words that contain the feeling of living and being alive
minimalistics poem that speak little but say much.
| |  | | Scharlie's cherry picked poems
poems in this book received awards by the editors and judging poets.poems were read online by more than 165000 people.
Scharlie's poetry has been published in many books and anthologies. She also is a member of various internet writing sites, where her poems attract numerous fans who delight in her often unusual language and imaginative use of rhyme and metre.
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