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Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - In \*Death Rattle, \* poet April Bulmer weaves a mythic and haunting portrait of a woman healer confronting plague in a primordial world. Through the rhythmic pulse of lyrical verse, Bulmer channels the voice of a matriarch whose rituals, rooted in the sacred body and natural world, seek to fend off a creeping sickness that grips her people.This deeply feminine narrative unfolds in a time before doctrine, where faith flows through poultices, wild language, and sacred offerings to the Great Mother. The poems explore love, grief, and survival as the protagonist heals with her own milk, mourns through ancestral rites, and communes with animal spirits who guide her in dreams. Her power is ancient, intuitive, and defiant-shaped by the wind, the earth, and her own flesh.As her husband and daughter fall ill, and the landscape decays around them, she battles the invisible demons of disease with spiritual tenacity. Even in death, her voice remains-a spectral presence that blesses, warns, and endures.Bulmer's background in theology and Indigenous studies infuses the work with symbolic weight and respect, though the story remains a fictional meditation. \*Death Rattle\* is both elegy and invocation-a poetic reckoning with mortality, ancestry, and the divine feminine. It is visceral, spiritual, and unforgettable.…

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - 'Small Matters' by April Bulmer is a collection of delicate and evocative poems that explore the profound beauty found in life's subtle moments. This slim volume contains 30 concise poems, each a miniature masterpiece of imagery and emotion.Bulmer's work is characterized by its brevity and power, echoing the book's epigraph 'Less is more' by Ludwig Mies van der Rohe. Each poem, typically three lines long, captures a vivid snapshot of nature, spirituality, or human experience. The verses touch on themes such as the natural world, love, loss, and the divine feminine, often blending these elements in surprising ways.The poet's unique imagery shines throughout, with lines like 'fossilized tongue / mouth of mountain / stutters first words' and 'my heart is a poem / my body is a message in a bottle / words etched on bone.' Bulmer's background in religion and theological studies infuses many poems with a sense of the sacred, while her artistry creates a harmonious balance between the earthly and the spiritual.'Small Matters' invites readers to pause and reflect on the significance of fleeting moments and seemingly insignificant details, revealing the extraordinary within the ordinary. This collection showcases Bulmer's mastery of concise yet impactful poetry, cementing her reputation as a respected Canadian poet.…

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - In The Word Made Flesh, acclaimed Canadian poet April Bulmer offers a deeply evocative and imaginative collection that reinterprets the stories of the New Testament through the voices of women often silenced or overlooked in traditional scripture. These powerful poems present a contemporary retelling of the gospel narratives, skillfully weaving together themes of spirituality, womanhood, healing, and redemption. Bulmer's lyrical verse and vivid imagery breathe new life into figures such as Mary Magdalene, Martha, and the women who bore witness to Christ's miracles, crucifixion, and resurrection.At the heart of The Word Made Flesh lies a profound reverence for the divine feminine and the marginalized, offering fresh perspectives on faith, humanity, and the sacred role women play in spiritual history. The collection delves into the intimate relationship between body and spirit, grounding ancient metaphors in modern contexts, and illuminating the timeless relevance of these sacred stories. Through Bulmer's poetic lens, familiar gospel figures are transformed into voices of strength, vulnerability, and divine wisdom.Ideal for readers drawn to poetry, feminist retellings, and spiritual exploration, The Word Made Flesh invites deep contemplation and provides new insights into the enduring narratives of the Bible, offering a refreshing, resonant vision of the Gospels for today's world.…

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - Night Cream and Dreams is an intimate and haunting collection of poems drawn from the fertile, unsettling terrain of dreams. In these pages, April Bulmer invites readers into a nocturnal world where memory, spirituality, grief, desire, and healing surface in vivid, often startling images. Each poem stands alone, yet together they form a lyrical constellation-moments of waking life braided with dream logic, ritual, and reflection.Bulmer writes with clarity and emotional precision. Her poems move effortlessly between the ordinary and the sacred: a cup of coffee becomes communion, a dying dog becomes a divine guardian, a hotel room turns into a space of prayer and reckoning. Themes of family, illness, faith, femininity, and mental health recur throughout the collection, handled with both tenderness and unflinching honesty. The divine feminine, ancestral voices, and prophetic dreams appear not as abstractions, but as lived, bodily experiences.The language is spare yet evocative. Images linger. Emotions resonate long after the page is turned. Readers encounter moments of vulnerability, dark humour, spiritual struggle, and quiet grace, often within the same poem. The accompanying visual artwork deepens the dreamlike atmosphere, reinforcing the sense that this book is meant to be experienced slowly, intuitively, and reflectively.Night Cream and Dreams will appeal to readers of contemporary poetry who are drawn to introspective, spiritually curious work. It is a book for those who listen closely to their inner lives, who believe dreams carry meaning, and who find solace-and truth-in poetry that dares to look inward.…

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