Universal Oneness an Anthology of Magnum Opus Poems from Around the World (360 Poems by 360 Poets from 60 Countries)

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Universal Oneness an Anthology of Magnum Opus Poems from Around the World (360 Poems by 360 Poets from 60 Countries) Universal Oneness An Anthology of Magnum Opus Poems from around the World (360 poems by 360 poets from 60 Countries) Universal Oneness An Anthology of Magnum Opus Poems from around the World (360 poems by 360 poets from 60 Countries) Editor Vivekanand Jha Worldwide Circulation through Authorspress Global Network First Published in 2019 by Authorspress Q-2A Hauz Khas Enclave, New Delhi-110 016 (India) Phone: (0) 9818049852 E-mail: [email protected] Website: www.authorspressbooks.com Universal Oneness An Anthology of Magnum Opus Poems from around the World (360 poems by 360 poets from 60 Countries) ISBN 978-93-89110-19-7 Copyright © 2019 Editor All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic, mechanical, photocopying, recording or otherwise without the prior consent of the authors. Printed in India at Krishna Offset, Shahdara To The land and the people of Mithila, Maithili and Maithil Where lies my root Where lies my feat, my truth Where lies my flop, my bogus Where lies my magnum opus Where lies the wind of my last breath. An Invocation O Supreme being the primordial seed that you had sown has grown up to a tree that has blossomed has borne fruits has given shelter has danced in the spring has suffered the harsh winter but has again become green the cycle continues and the tree still evolving. It’s time we all leave behind the past seeking patterns and trends commonalities and universalities stop looking outwards and look within and look for a greater synthesis Going Beyond from the Heart of Darkness to the Divine Light through integration and unification. Seeking your blessings O Supreme being. - Sudarshan Kcherry Contents Foreword xxiii Preface xxv Preamble xxvii List of Authors A. D. Winans 1 Aaron Hoopes 3 Abir Ghorab 5 Adele C. Geraghty 6 Agnieszka Filipek 8 Alan Catlin 9 Alan Garvey 11 Alaric Naudé 13 Albert Russo 14 Alex Dreppec 16 Alexander Raju 18 Alexis Rhone Fancher 20 Alicia Minjarez Ramírez 21 Amanda Anastasi 23 Anca Mihaela Bruma 24 Andrew Lafleche 25 Andrew Scott 26 Ann Christine Tabaka 27 Anna Banasiak 29 Anna Cates 30 Anna Keiko 31 Universal Oneness ix Anna Yin 32 Annette Hope Billings 33 Annette Lebox 34 Annmarie Lockhart 36 Arno Bohlmeijer 38 Art Ó Súilleabháin 40 Arthur Powers 42 Asoke Chakravarty 43 Avdhesh S. Jha 45 Barbara Ann Briggs 46 Barbra Nightingale 47 Bashabi Fraser 48 Belinda Riehl 50 Ben Nuttall-Smith 51 Benjamin Kwakye 53 Benyamin Bensalah 55 Bernard Mann 57 Bernice Lever 59 Betty Scott 61 Beverly Matherne 62 Bill Cotter 64 Bob Dcosta 65 Brian Gerard D’arcy 66 Brian J. Rance 67 Bronislava Volková 69 Bruce Hunter 70 Bruce Lader 72 Bruce Meyer 73 Bruce Taylor 74 C. J. Prince 75 C.L. Williams 77 Calvin Olsen 78 Carole Glaser Langille 79 Carolyn Kreiter-Foronda 80 Catfish Mcdaris 82 Chandra Shekhar Dubey 83 Charles Bane, Jr. 84 Chella Courington 85 Christian Loid Valenzuela 87 Christina Lovin 89 Christopher Buckley 91 Chukwuemeka Akachi 93 Claude Clayton Smith 94 Claudia Piccinno 95 Claudine Nash 96 Cleber Pacheco 98 Clinton Inman 99 Colin Morton 100 Cynthia Sharp 101 D. C. Chambial 103 Dallel Sarnou 105 Dan Georgakas 106 Daniel De Culla 107 Daniel Many Owiti 109 Daniel Thomas Moran 110 Daniel Williams 112 Dariusz Tomasz Lebioda 113 Dave Kirby 114 Universal Oneness xi David Alpaugh 116 David Groulx 118 David J Delaney 119 David James 121 David Lohrey 123 David Stones 124 David Supper 126 Davidson Garrett 128 Dc Reid 129 Debbie Amirault Camelin 131 Debjani Chatterjee 132 Dennis Haskell 134 Dianalee Velie 136 Diane Frank 138 Dike Okoro 140 Dilip Mohapatra 142 Dina Kafiris 144 DJ Tyrer 146 Donna Pucciani 147 Doris Hambuch 148 Doug Bolling 149 Dragica Ohashi 151 Ds Maolalai 152 Duane Vorhees 154 Dustin Pearson 155 Dženedina Mušanović 157 Ed Woods 158 Edward Morin 160 Elisabeth Murawski 162 Elizabeth P. Glixman 164 Emer Davis 165 Emma Miklášová 167 Emmanuel Udoma 168 Enesa Mahmić 170 Eric Paul Shaffer 171 Erik Ondrejička 172 Eva Bell 174 Evelína Kolářová 175 Faleeha Hassan 177 Farideh Hassanzadeh-Mostafavi 178 Federico Federici 180 Felice Picano 182 Fernando Martinez Alderete 183 Frank Finale 184 Frank Joussen 185 Frank William Finney 187 Gary Beck 188 Gary Young 189 Gema Bocardo Clavijo 190 George Held 191 George Perreault 192 Germain Droogenbroodt 193 Gerard Sarnat Md 194 Gideon Sampson Cecil 195 Gillian Lynn Katz 197 Glenna Luschei 198 Glennise Ayuk 199 Gloria Keh 201 Universal Oneness xiii Gloria Sofia 202 Gonapragasen Naicker 203 Gopal Lahiri 205 Greta Ross 207 Gretchen Fletcher 208 Guinotte Wise 209 Hadaa Sendoo 211 Helen Bar-Lev 212 Honey Novick 214 Huguette Bertrand 216 Ian Salvaña 217 J.P. Christiansen 219 J. Tarwood 220 Jack Grady 221 James G. Piatt 223 James Ragan 224 James Wm. Chichetto 226 Jamie Lynn Heller 227 Janet Burroway 228 Jason Constantine Ford 230 Jay Frankston 231 Jayanta Mahapatra 233 Jayne Fenton Keane 234 Jeffrey Zable 236 Jennifer Footman 237 Jerome Teelucksingh 239 Jerry Bradley 240 Jerry Ratch 242 Jevin Lee Albuquerque 244 Jim Landwehr 245 Jo Ann Lordahl 246 Joan E. Bauer 247 Joan Michelson 249 Joe Williams 250 John Allman 252 John B. Lee 253 John Casquarelli 255 John Di Leonardo 257 John Hart 258 John Mcfarland 260 John Reinhart 261 Jon Davis 262 Joseph Hart 263 Joseph Hutchison 264 Judith Barrington 266 Judith Pacht 268 Judith Skillman 270 K Pankajam 271 Kanwar Dinesh Singh 273 Karl Elder 274 Kathrine Yets 276 Keith Inman 277 Kitty Jospé 278 Kum Kum Ray 279 Lalita Noronha 281 Lana Bella 282 Lani O’ Hanlon 284 Laraine Kentridge Lasdon 286 Universal Oneness xv Larry D. Griffin 288 Larry L. Fontenot 289 Laure-Anne Bosselaar 291 Laverne Frith 293 Lawrence T. O’Neill 294 Lawrence Upton 295 Leigh Harrison 296 Les Wicks 298 Lidia Chiarelli 300 Lilija Valis 302 Linda Leedy Schneider 304 Linda Nemec Foster 306 Lisa Dordal 308 Lloyd Schwartz 310 Lola Haskins 311 Loretta Diane Walker 312 Louisa Calio 314 Lucas Zulu 316 M Shamsur Rabb Khan 317 M.S. Rooney 319 Maki Starfield 320 Mari Hill Harpur 322 Maria Evelyn Quilla-Soleta 324 Maria Sebastian 325 Mariko Sumikura 326 Marion Palm 327 Marium Nesha 329 Mark J. Mitchell 330 Mark Saba 332 Mark Scheel 333 Maroula Blades 335 Mary Ann Mulhern 337 Mayy Elhayawi 338 Mbizo Chirasha 339 Melanie Flores 340 Merryn Williams 342 Metin Cengiz 343 Michael H. Brownstein 344 Michael Keshigian 345 Michael Lee Johnson 347 Michael Levy 348 Michael Mirolla 349 Michael R. Lane 351 Michael Skau 352 Mickey Kulp 353 Miki Byrne 355 Milaflor Garcia Barrera Navarro 356 Mina Mousavi 357 Monsif Beroual 358 Moya Roddy 359 Müesser Yeniay 360 Munia Khan 361 Naida Mujkić 362 Natalia Fernández Díaz-Cabal 363 Ndue Ukaj 365 Nels Hanson 367 Nicholas Damion Alexander 369 Niels Hav 370 Universal Oneness xvii Nilamadhab Kar 371 Nino Provenzano 373 P C K Prem 375 Pamela Porter 377 Patty Somlo 379 Paul Abdul Wadud Sutherland 381 Paul Casey 382 Penn Kemp 383 Pete Mullineaux 384 Peter Everwine 385 Preeta Chandran 387 R. A. Allen 388 Raad Kareem Abd-Aun 389 Raja Nand Jha 391 Rajiv Khandelwal 392 Rajnish Mishra 394 Ram Kumar Panday 395 Rasma Haidri 397 René Van Der Klooster 399 Rich Quatrone 401 Richard D. Hartwell 403 Richard G. Beyer 405 Richard Hague 407 Richard M. Grove 409 Richard W. Halperin 410 Richard Weekley 411 Rita Anderson 413 Robbi Sommers Bryant 415 Robert L. Giron 417 Robert L. Martin 418 Robert Maddox-Harle 420 Robert Nisbet 422 Robert Wood 423 Roberta Gould 424 Rochelle Potkar 425 Ron Charach 427 Ron Singer 428 Rosaly DeMaios Roffman 430 Rosemarie Wilson 431 Russ Golata 432 S. L. Peeran 433 Sarada Purna Sonty 435 Sarah Brown Weitzman 437 Sarah Lipton 439 Sarah M. Sala 440 Sarah Sutro 441 Sarala Ram Kamal 442 Scott Hastie 444 Scott Thomas Outlar 446 Scott Wiggerman 448 Seań Mac Falls 449 Sevarion Nadiradze 450 Shakwat Sadi 451 Sharmila Ray 453 Sharon Cumberland 454 Sheikha A. 456 Sheila Bello 457 Sighle Meehan 459 Universal Oneness xix Smita Agarwal 461 Solomon Au Yeung 463 Sorin Cerin 465 Soumyen Maitra 467 Stanley H. Barkan 468 Stefanie Bennett 469 Stella Vinitchi Radulescu 471 Stephanos Stephanides 473 Steven Heighton 475 Sukrita 477 Sunil Sharma 479 Suparna Ghosh 481 Susan P. Blevins 482 Syed Ali Hamid 484 T. Vasudeva Reddy 485 Tangina Ann 487 Tara L. Masih 488 Tatjana Debeljački 490 Taylor Graham 491 Tejdeep Kaur Menon 492 Thomas Heffernan 494 Tikvah Feinstein 496 Tim Hawkins 497 Tom Sheehan 499 Tony Barnstone 500 Tony Reevy 501 Tracy Repchuk 502 Trent Busch 504 Tricia Knoll 506 U Atreya Sarma 508 Usha Akella 509 Ute Carson 510 Valery Petrovskiy 511 Vandana Kumari Jena 513 Vaughan Rapatahana 515 Vessislava Savova 516 Vinita Agrawal 518 Vittoria Repetto 519 Vivekanand Jha 521 Weam Namou 523 William Conelly 524 William Doreski 525 William Heyen 527 Willis Barnstone 528 Yeşim Ağaoğlu 529 Yuan Changming 530 Yugo Gabriel Egboluche 531 Zacharoula Gaitanaki 532 Zahra Ramezani 533 Universal Oneness xxi Foreword It is Dr Vivekanand Jha’s privilege and enlightened vision to have gathered under two covers poets hailing from the four corners of the world. What we have here is a rainbow of hues and perfumes, of sounds and voices, which form a musical variety with which everybody can identify. He and she can change the partition to suit their mood or desire at any given moment. Even better than a potpourri concert made of great classical selections, where you politely have to wait till the end of the performance, whether you like a piece or not, this rich anthology offers you the possibility of jumping from one poem to another and to close the book once your thirst has been quenched, even if it means that you will feel the urge to go back to it ten minutes later.
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