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F L Y E R
FLYER is a lyrical work about the vicissitudes of affection and desire. Set against a background of sea and islands, it portrays the complexity of human love. Classically formulated, the poems represent levels of metaphor which are only available to a passionate condition: metaphors that reach far beyond a worldly situation. Both experience and ideals and merged in the imagery of the book, supplying the poetry with a formal transparence of great richness. Flyer draws its style from preliterate traditions of both East and West and offers the reader a glimpse out of time.
Fame
FAME is a book about human affection and disaffection and the unique narrative which presents this perpetual movement. The poems come from India, Greece, the Windward Islands, and New England, places whose landscapes have informed the metaphors of this work. Love being itself the only metaphor that allows us to apprehend our true freedom in this world, enabling us to give more than we receive so that our aim be true. Fame is a sign of this transcendental knowledge and experience.
The Sanskrit Hero
At the hand of the hero Karna this book offers a model for 'heroic religion', having to a large extent shaped not only the Indic epics, but also cognate Indo-European epics, such as Homer's Iliad.
R.F.I.D. Mans Greatest Invention or Mark of the Beast
ItÕs being heralded as a silent revolution, a state of the art global tracking device, and as significant of an invention as the Internet or even the computer itself. What is this device? ItÕs none other than RFID. But with all the hoopla aside, the question we need to be asking ourselves is this. ÒIs RFID manÕs greatest invention or Mark of the Beast?Ó Even though this inquiry is obviously important and seriously consequential, the irony is that hardly anyone, even Christians, have any idea what it is in the first place, let alone its Biblical ramifications. Therefore, this book, RFID ManÕs Greatest Invention or Mark of the Beast takes you on an exciting technological journey to equip you with the highly detailed facts concerning this last days planetary tracking device. Here you will have such startling insights revealed to you as: The Definition and History of RFID, The Tracking Abilities of RFID, The Data Mining of RFID, The Types & Sizes of RFID, The Dangers of RFID in the Retail Industry and Food Supply.
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I Mean You No Harm; I Seek Your Greatest Good
Jim Meehan, British psychologist, poet and amateur philosopher, was asked by one of his mentors, eminent American psychologist Dr. William E. Hall, to consider what attitudes are essential to the establishment of trust, which Hall regarded as being at the heart of all good human relationships. Meehan came up with ten words in the form of two promises that provide the title for this book, “I mean you no harm; I seek your greatest good.” The book starts as Meehan attempts to answer the question he is often asked, “Where do these words come from?” Born in Liverpool in the same hospital and same year as Paul McCartney, Meehan uses McCartney’s account of the composition of his bestselli...
Eros
In the genius of poetry and throughout the vicissitudes of human affection "EROS" is the perpetually circular movement of creativity and destruction, of happiness and sadness, and the primary origin of all worldly metaphor.
Windward
"AS" two lovers lie upon a shore the sun of justice passes overhead and observes their consummation. There is only one narrative in the world of time and human effort which we attempt to apprehend and to imitate in all our works and WINDWARD is a book about this voyage and how it is that the lovers arrived where they are now, following the circuit of the annual year, its ritual metaphors and images. Whether we admit it or not we are all lovers and each pursues that same one genius of life. For those who can love - all at once - the words of Homer, of Sappho, of English renaissance verse and of Shakespeare, of Cavafy, of Seferis, of some anonymous woman whose singing of unrequited love is acc...
