John Clare: I Am | The Culturium
'I Am' by John Clare is a powerful expression of the abject disintegration of self and the yearning for communion with the divine.| The Culturium
'I Am' by John Clare is a powerful expression of the abject disintegration of self and the yearning for communion with the divine.| The Culturium
Rafail Levitsky, Bridge in the Woods. Paradoxical revelations The post Dennis Gallagher: Poetic Fragments appeared first on The Culturium.| The Culturium
Brian Taylor is a poet and philosopher based in Cornwall and the Far East, who explores the unity of all things timeless, wise and beautiful.| The Culturium
Dennis Gallagher, writer, programmer, futurist and flâneur, explores his love of writing verse and the metaphysical insights that permeate his pen.| The Culturium
'Hymns To The Beloved' is a collection of devotional poems to the Divine, including Ramana Maharshi, Arunachula, Our Lady, Amma and Anandamayi Ma.| The Culturium
Ten extraordinary poems, along with incisive essays, bringing heartfelt insight both to our personal challenges and our cultural and collective malaise.| The Culturium
Rabindranath Tagore's exquisite volume of poetry, the Gitanjali, won the Bengali polymath the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1913.| The Culturium
Mystical poet, Alan Jacobs, discusses his latest poetry anthology, "Heart of Heart's Chalice of Love's Fire".| The Culturium
"The Soul's Superior Instants" by Emily Dickinson speaks of that rare, inner state wherein the very mystery of the universe is revealed.| The Culturium
Gabriel Rosenstock discusses the art of transcreating poetry, his Celtic upbringing and how the appreciation of haiku may be a gateway to enlightenment.| The Culturium
T. S. Eliot's work is a perfect synthesis of philosophy and poetry, and ultimately an expression of Being itself.| The Culturium
