101 Stories of Love - Waldorf, William
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A resonating and richly crafted collection of poems Ready? Then brace yourself for the symphonic rollercoaster through the landscapes of affection, loss, desire, and redemption with William Waldorf's 101 Stories of Love. In his collection, Waldorf invites his readers to explore myriad forms of love- from whispered intimacy to the poignant ache of absence, from shared laughter in a café to the serene desolation of widowhood. The poet has juggled with varied poetic forms like sonnets, villanelles, and free verse transforming the ordinary experiences into luminous reflections, crafting verses…mehr

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A resonating and richly crafted collection of poems Ready? Then brace yourself for the symphonic rollercoaster through the landscapes of affection, loss, desire, and redemption with William Waldorf's 101 Stories of Love. In his collection, Waldorf invites his readers to explore myriad forms of love- from whispered intimacy to the poignant ache of absence, from shared laughter in a café to the serene desolation of widowhood. The poet has juggled with varied poetic forms like sonnets, villanelles, and free verse transforming the ordinary experiences into luminous reflections, crafting verses that resonate deeply with readers of all ages. This collection is a celebration of life, memory, and enduring connections, serving as a testament to the indelible impact of love in our souls.
Autorenporträt
William "Bill" Waldorf began his love affair with poetry with strict forms like sonnets. Currently he is focused on poems from daily life. He loves to show history has not changed us. His book, My Sonnets and More explores various themes of love relationships with less politics. He focuses on relationships between gender, generations, and lovers. The Thursday Poets' Anthology-Dreams & Realities, included several of his poems edited with the regular Thursday poetry critique group.