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Long tortured by clinical depression and post-traumatic stress disorder, Vytautaseneyevich's poetry naturally orbits around sheer nihilism, and yet he so frequently strives to show us that joy, that simple and sweet substance all too lacking in our congested, fragmented lives, can truly be found anywhere in t

• Title : , and, most of all, the sea,
• Author : Vytautaseneyevich
• Rating : 4.68 (708 Vote)
• Publish : 2016-10-2
• Format : Paperback
• Pages : 97 Pages
• Asin : B014860HNQ
• Language :

Long tortured by clinical depression and post-traumatic stress disorder, Vytautaseneyevich's poetry naturally orbits around sheer nihilism, and yet he so frequently strives to show us that joy, that simple and sweet substance all too lacking in our congested, fragmented lives, can truly be found anywhere in the sublime.

Exquisite wordplay, divine imagery, and a most remarkable ability to simultaneously gently take one's hand and guide one's mind and tear out one's heart through complete emotional and physical immersion indelibly mark this poet as both a Young Master of his craft and a veritable spokesman and avatar for the youth of modern America, the generation the author himself once named as 'Bleak.' This is the fresh, wise voice we have long awaited.

', and, most of all, the sea,' is a major, masterful, and triumphant collection of breathtaking beauty and profound authenticity, and we, entranced by it, are tremendously eager to read so much more. Vytautaseneyevich, a young, queer, Russo-American poet of mixed Afro-Arab ancestry, unleashes his uniquely desolate and staggeringly captivating perspective with a quiet, austere dignity that both overlays and amplifies his cornered-animal screams of longing, anguish, fury, fear, despair, desperation, and defeat, frequently interspersed with tender pieces of kindness, beauty, love, hope, and wonder. May it c

learning and enjoying this cross-cultural masterpiece!!. His satirical novella A House-Boat on the Styx is responsible for the term Bangsian Fantasy, which refers to stories about famous people in the afterlife (e.g., Philip Jose Farmer's Riverworld series).In A House-Boat on the Styx, Charon the ferryman is dismayed to discover that he's got some competition in the transportation business -- a posh new riverboat has appeared on the Styx and there's no way his craft can compete. This book is good for practical purpose, and if you get lost while arguing this is a must read book. All conclusions are mine and mine alone.. I would say I enjoyed this better than the first book, but only if I suspended my disbelief regarding the love story between Gereint and Tehre--I could not quite believe that her family would happily accept a man who committed a double murder, no matter that is was a crime of passion or that it happened 19 years ago. The book publisher site is [].Oh, and the book rating by me is 5 out of 5.. Sound, is still a bit too ambiguous and enigmatic for my liking. Equipped with his guitar and supported by his friends, Bonzo, Maid Maddison and Wise Wizard Dave, they audition for Star Factor, hoping to impress the unimpressible Simon Scowell. They thought it was emminently readable and stated that the tex