人类历史的长河里，难免会有大风大浪，突发险情。2020年，注定是不平凡的一年。乱世出英雄，患难见真情，为存留全球抗击新冠病毒期间诗人的心声，＂华语诗学会＂发起了抗疫诗选征稿启事。从2020年3月15日起到4月30日止， 短短的一个半月里，我们收到了来自世界各地的千余首抗疫诗。经过数星期日以继夜的筛选，我们精选出两百余位诗人的近三百首优秀作品。这些诗人来自世界各地，有两岸三地土生土长的华语诗人，有包括日本、新加坡、澳大利亚、新西兰在内的亚太国家的华语诗人，还有包括美国、加拿大、德国、英国等等远在西方国家的华语诗人。其中既有诗坛名家，也有诗界新秀，汇集了活跃在海内外诗坛的一线华语诗人的抗疫佳作。 本诗集主题广泛，内容丰富，风格多样，有对中国、意大利、美国等地疫情的描写；有对医护人员的赞美; 更有对人类的理性反思。疫情冲击下地球人的亲情、爱情、友情和生活百态, 在这些诗人的笔下熠熠生辉。本诗集力求从全球的视野来看待疫情，力求以全人类的眼光来透视人性，努力把在这段百年不遇的特殊时期诗人们流露出的真情实感记录下来，传承下去，永放光辉。
Lu Xing is one of the well-known writers in China. This book is a collection of mottos, maxims, epigrams, proverbs, thoughts, perceptions, ideas, etc. he wrote throughout his life. These words are often glittering and inspiring. It''s not only an enjoyment but also educational to read this collection. Following are a few examples: Birds are kept in cages because they like to show off their voices.Splendor fireworks revel in people''s praise of their blossoms, but they are not aware that the acme they have reached are the beginning of falling.Starts are discernable only at night although they also exist during daytime.
Yingcai Xu''s poems are written in beautiful language with inner musical rhythm. They are vivid in imagery and timeless in Yi Jing, a combined effect of artistic mood, imagery, and concept lingering live over readers, a special poetic effect Chinese poets seek in poetry creation. His poems diversify in topics, ranging from the topics about poetry itself to love, nostalgia, philosophy, Zen, etc. His poems are infused with Southern Chinese scenes, Hence the book title "Poetic South". It is an extraordinary experience as well as enlightenment to read his poems. Below are some of the quotes from some well-known Chinese poet.Quote from Bing Hua:"诗集里，那一首首清新、自然、典雅、隽永，充满语言美、节奏美、意境美的诗篇，引领我走进了美丽醉人的江南，步入一位江南才子的诗意、情感、人性、哲思的世界。我脑海里的那位翻译家形象，很快就化作一位风度倜傥、温文儒雅、情感饱满含蓄，意蕴广泛深厚的诗人。"Quote from Tian Ye:"读徐英才老师的作品，会感觉走进一条纵深的胡同或者小巷之中，可它又像完全敞开了一样。所有的意象、所有的人物、所有的气息向你徐徐而来，且避无可避。展现出对情感、爱情、以及美好事物入微的梳理与剖析，角度新颖，有自己独特的嗅觉与体会。场景的朦胧化向读者指引出清晰的精神向度，让人沉浸于其营造的迂回意境中，并常常发出共振的丝弦。"
This is a story based off an article about a Callery Pear Tree that invaded a park in Philadelphia. Buzzy Bee wants to find a new home for his bee colony. He is flying through a park when he spots the most beautiful tree. But as he approaches the tree he starts to smell rotten fish. He discovers that it is the Callery tree that he spotted. He thinks of a plan so that his Queen will agree to move the bee colony to live in the Callery tree. Join Buzzy Bee on his adventure to love and accept Callery tree for who they truly are.
A Description of the BookletIf you look up "limericks" in the dictionary, you'll find a definition that mentions words like "humorous", "bawdy", and "frequently funny". This form of poetry lends itself very well to short story telling. The verses are a single stanza of AABBA. The first line, second line, and fifth line all rhyme and are longer than the third and fourth lines, which are half as long and rhyme with each other.Humor is universal. Laughter (via sarcasm, bursts of levity, and satire are the stuff that limericks are made of!) Where would we be, if we could not laugh at ourselves?I have illustrated my limericks to boost the grins and the fun of it all. My material is drawn from a lifetime of observation. It is hard for me to take a daily walk with my wonderful wife, Rockette, and not see a limerick somewhere in the environment, screaming to be written down and illustrated!What I have attempted in this booklet, is to bring a smile to everyone who sees and reads each and every page. Thanks to:Felicia Rose and her "Can Do" attitude and dedication;Katharine Faust, EdM,J.D. for her publication "Know How";Christopher Mackle for his "Wizardry" for turning my pages into docx
In the year 2020 during the terrible pandemic, a brave US Postman and his trusty dogsled travel through a horrible winter storm on Christmas Eve in order to bring supplies to a town in need!Curl up with this charming Christmas Classic the whole family is sure to love again and again.
H Is for Hangul! is a Korean vocabulary book for English-speaking children and their parents!Learn Korean with your ABC's!Now English-speaking students can learn Korean using the English alphabet!Through colorful pictures and phonetic spellings in English, children of all ages can learn Korean words and know how to pronounce them in a fun and easy way!H Is for Hangul will help you achieve better pronunciation that is more accurate to the true Korean pronunciations!
Three men in a boat, a tiny boat on a raging sea.[Rating: PG-13] The Seventh novel in the "Tropical Frontier" series, The Hermit continues the tale of Charlie MacLeod.
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