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Woman
Agnes Meadows' reputation as an International performance poet has made her a firm favourite at festivals all over the world, including the Austin International Poetry Festival, Mediterranean Poetry Festival, and Palestinian PEN's International Poetry Festival. Woman is a selection of new poems fused with work from; her two previous books You and Me and Quantum Love; and her CDs Agnes Meadows and Blues Shakin' My Heels.
This One Is for You
Two-time winner of the Christina Sergeyevna Award at the Austin International Poetry Festival, Agnes Meadows returns with her fifth collection of poetry, "This One Is For You," dedicated to the late Brinsley Sheridan, her long-time friend and fellow poet. The new work covers Agnes' usual themes of history, memory, everyday beauty and struggle, but it also explores the nature of friendship and the ingredients of endurance, joy and survival. After the huge success of her last two books, "Woman" and "At Damascus Gate on Good Friday," this new collection is a must-read for fans of Agnes Meadows - and for those who've never heard of her, "This One Is For You." Agnes Meadows' 'This One Is For You'...
At Damascus Gate on Good Friday
At Damascus Gate on Good Friday is a selection of poems exploring life in the Gaza strip, where the author lived for a period.
History and Genealogical Data of the Poynor, Burns, Meadows, Sudberry, and Conyer Families
Charles Mac Poynor (b.1793) married Sallie Bastley (Bartley?) and moved from Halifax County, Virginia to Williamson County, Tennessee in 1816; after her death, he married Elizabeth P. Burke in 1848. Descendants lived in Tennessee, Alabama and elsewhere.
Letters to America
Letters to America was written to energize Americans at a time of economic stress and self-doubt. By reading of the sacrifices the previous American generations – that often endured everyday hardships beyond the comprehension of those of us with running water – challenges confronting individual modern Americans pale in comparison. Starvation and hardship was a given for the early settlers, and yet somehow they persevered and through the fruits of their labors and the tenacity of subsequent immigrants and their descendants, the United States of America grew and flourished. Do we have the work ethic and perseverance today of our forefathers? Do modern Americans even know what true sufferin...
Dark Matter
Dark Matter explores the thin line between lust and destruction, revealing a blasted spectrum where thirsty raindrops cause havoc between wet sheets, and from the windows view young girls are hanging by rope from the mango tree; from vast twisted tempests, where Miranda carries Caliban's spawn, to the moist incubator of a breathless baby on the very edge of life, Amy Neilson Smith'sDark Matter work burrows into the bones of what is so viscerally here - and what is so nearly not.It's the after taste of life's losses, all sewn together with a lifeline of light. Dark Mater Amy Neilson Smith's poetry is lively work, displaying an exuberant love of words that will leave the reader eager for more - an engaging talent. Agnes Meadows, Poet/ Writer, Loose Muse - Morgan's Eye Press Amy's work is the thorn and the petals, the whole complicated rose.
The Burdett Family of Virginia and West Virginia
William Burdett, Sr. was born in about 1755 in Prince William, Virginia. His father was John Burdett, Sr. He married Sarah Cornwell (1762-1817). They had fourteen children. William died in 1839 in Flat Top, Monroe, Virginia. Descendants and relatives lived mainly in Virginia and West Virginia.
