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    612-822-4611

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A Venture with the Alphabet - English Poems

A Venture with the Alphabet - English Poems

Von Der Heyde, Ute

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ISBN10: 1844011240
ISBN13: 9781844011247
Publisher: Athena Pr Pub Co
Pages: 108
Weight: 0.27
Height: 0.26 Width: 5.00 Depth: 7.99
Language: English
Open your eyes and try to hear finish your tries to disappear your planet your paradise it is here A disarmingly simple collection, full of vibrancy and quirkiness. Mixing poetry and prose pieces, the worldly and the 'out-of-this- world', the author manages to combine political and scientific matters with those of the heart and the arts, in a way which reaches out to all readers. Moreover, there is a truly original appeal to the childhood fascination which lies in all of us for that final, unknown frontier - space. The question is, can it also exist inside of us... Ute von der Heyde was born in Ratingen (Germany) in 1947, attended a boarding school as a day girl and went to the Heinrich-Heine University of Dusseldorf until 1978. She worked most of the time as a doctoral dentist in Germany and Switzerland. Her interest in the English language and the English way of life made it possible to read English literature and she started to express herself in this language. She is a member of International Who's Who Historical Society and interested in political, scientific and social affairs. Today she lives in Germany where her three sons are studying and working. Dear Reader, The intention to write poems was born out of a cruel remark made by a surgeon who said that he would take bone samples from all parts of his patients, including the head. Afterwards I wrote my first poem and all the frustration disappeared.

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