Kytka Hilmar

Artists and Abstracts (Selected Poems of Kytka Hilmar, #5) (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

Artists and Abstracts is a poetic tribute to the ones who see what others overlook - the painters, poets, musicians, and dreamers who live between emotion and expression, surface and soul.

Spanning themes of longing, perception, loss, beauty, and creative revelation, this collection explores the inner world of the artist and the transformative nature of art itself. With influences drawn from the expressive gestures of abstract painting and the intimate textures of memory, these poems offer a vivid meditation on what it means to feel deeply and make meaning from the chaos.

Whether honoring iconic visionaries or the quiet brilliance of unnamed creators, Artists and Abstracts invites readers to look closer - not just at the work, but at the spirit behind it. It is a book for anyone who has ever been moved by a brushstroke, a lyric, or a whispered truth that art alone could carry.

For those who have felt both the ache and the joy of creation, this collection is a mirror, a companion, and a call to keep making.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Wild Horizon Press
• Erscheinungstermin: 15. April 2025
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9798230079590
• Artikelnr.: 73894719

Autorenporträt

Kytka Hilmar is a traveler and writer drawn to the wild spaces of America, where open highways and forgotten trails lead to quiet revelations. From sunburned deserts to mountain passes, from river towns to ghost towns, she has not simply crossed these landscapes she has let them shape her, as companions and co-authors of her journey.

Her poems are not souvenirs, but the living pulse of the road itself the dust that rises from old cattle trails, the echoes of cowboy songs and outlaw legends, the hushed prayers whispered in roadside chapels, the flicker of old neon signs lighting the way at dusk. She writes of love and longing, of God in the details, of freedom found not in destinations but in the motion itself.

In this collection, Kytka offers not a map of straight lines, but a map of wonder. These are poems of the American West and beyond of wild horses and wind-worn barns, of campfires and canvas skies, of rusting relics and rivers that still remember the hands of pioneers. They are the songs of a woman who chases beauty where others see dust, who finds faith in old trails, and who keeps driving always driving into the horizon, where stories wait to be found.