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Frozen Fences: Landscape Images and Poems

Frozen Fences: Landscape Images and Poems

Paperback

Series: Poetry and Song Lyrics Books by Brady Kent, Book 4

Photography Instruction

ISBN13: 9798339731979
Publisher: Independently Published
Published: Sep 14 2024
Pages: 34
Weight: 0.17
Height: 0.09 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
Brady Kent Is Redefining Independent Music Through Global Creative Collaboration

This is a seventeen-book series of four unique Brady Kent Poetry Books and thirteen Song Lyric Books.

The most popular poems from the first four Poetry Books can be listened to on Brady Kents five-minute Podcast series, '5 Poems in 5'. You can also listen to Brady being interviewed on radio stations in both the UK and the USA.

There are over three hundred song lyrics in the next thirteen Song Lyric Books, with one hundred and seventy of these lyrics listened to and viewed on line as Demo Songs/Lyric Videos.

Of these, ninety have now been recorded as original organic songs by Guest Musicians in their studios around the world, using Brady Kent's lyrics.

Brady Kent songs and podcasts are on all the social media sites and music/podcast platforms.

Check out The Guest Musician songs on ' Brady Kent Lyrics - Guest Musician Songs - YouTube'

This is the fourth book in the series of seventeen

'Frozen Fences'

Landscape Images and Poems, are the result of a joint collaboration between long term friends, Brady Kent (poems) and John Ashton (photographs).

The aim withn this book was to examine the detail contained within landscapes, through words and images. While some elements are abandoned or decayed, each retains a beauty and significance, perhaps inspiring a deeper layer of understanding.

On release, the poem 'Gate' was described as 'sad, poignant and beautiful'

Gate

Guarding. Guarding what is not clear.

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