Protonic Poetry (Volume 2)
Canada: This 25th of December 2018, please permit me to release to the world my 17th book, Protonic Poetry (Volume 2).
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| Protonic Poetry (Vol. 2) by Elliott Moglica, Dec. 2018. |
BOOK DESCRIPTION
The dual aim of Protonic Poetry (Volume 2) from the beginning has been to provide readers with fresh verse that invites experimentation—and to keep the work by design in the mainstream of contemporary literary, cultural and intellectual knowledge.
This collection develops through one hundred one protonic poems (PP). They start with “What is a Poet’s Meaning of ---?” (followed by the Poet’s topic, May Hopes Find Actions, To Lift Together, Next Stop, Damn, etc.) and are intended for a philosophical meaning of poetry and responsibility— attempting to capture moments in real time. These lines of verse were composed in Canada from autumn 2015 to autumn 2018. They are united as a fishing pole—as shown on the book cover—facing bubbles of those who try to make us fools.
In the introduction of The Mint of My Lips, the first volume of protonic poetry, Moglica has defined ‘protonic poetry’ as: 'The power of poetry to cease human’s poisonous powers with positive powers; fake justice with true justice; madness with smartness; wars with peace; hate with love; selfishness with society.'
Directly or indirectly, these poems remind readers not only of the good things of everyday life, but also the bravery of fighting woeful ignorance growing around us. Reading these poems is not just sitting in a poet’s sloop and catching fish, but it is the wave-productions to change your life and the world for better. It is impossible to imagine an admirable meaning of life if you don’t use the anchor of your pen to burst all bubbles created by poisonous people and events surrounding you.
DEDICATION
The dual aim of Protonic Poetry (Volume 2) from the beginning has been to provide readers with fresh verse that invites experimentation—and to keep the work by design in the mainstream of contemporary literary, cultural and intellectual knowledge.
This collection develops through one hundred one protonic poems (PP). They start with “What is a Poet’s Meaning of ---?” (followed by the Poet’s topic, May Hopes Find Actions, To Lift Together, Next Stop, Damn, etc.) and are intended for a philosophical meaning of poetry and responsibility— attempting to capture moments in real time. These lines of verse were composed in Canada from autumn 2015 to autumn 2018. They are united as a fishing pole—as shown on the book cover—facing bubbles of those who try to make us fools.
In the introduction of The Mint of My Lips, the first volume of protonic poetry, Moglica has defined ‘protonic poetry’ as: 'The power of poetry to cease human’s poisonous powers with positive powers; fake justice with true justice; madness with smartness; wars with peace; hate with love; selfishness with society.'
Directly or indirectly, these poems remind readers not only of the good things of everyday life, but also the bravery of fighting woeful ignorance growing around us. Reading these poems is not just sitting in a poet’s sloop and catching fish, but it is the wave-productions to change your life and the world for better. It is impossible to imagine an admirable meaning of life if you don’t use the anchor of your pen to burst all bubbles created by poisonous people and events surrounding you.
DEDICATION
This book is dedicated to
Her Majesty, Queen Elizabeth II,
the most dignified and powerful servant of all time.
I think The Queen
has been my most admired woman,
who has inspired me, throughout decades,
with her commitment, confidence and compassion
whilst serving the public and global peace
beyond comparison.
Editor: Mark F Jones
Publisher(s): Botimet M&B and The Moglica's
Publisher(s): Botimet M&B and The Moglica's
You can purchase your copy via this URL: Amazon.ca
BOOK REVIEW
‘Having carefully analysed poet Elliott Moglica's 17th book, Protonic Poetry (Volume 2), we conclude that his fresh and marvellous poems will remain a philosophical contribution to global literature—to create a protonic world with more peace, equality and happiness. Writer Moglica gets credit for the innovation of two new literary styles—graft-of tree short stories and protonic poetry.’ —Koha Jonë/‘Our Time’ (a daily independent newspaper in Europe)
#ProtonicPoetryVolume2 #ProtonicPoetry #CanLit
BOOK REVIEW
‘Having carefully analysed poet Elliott Moglica's 17th book, Protonic Poetry (Volume 2), we conclude that his fresh and marvellous poems will remain a philosophical contribution to global literature—to create a protonic world with more peace, equality and happiness. Writer Moglica gets credit for the innovation of two new literary styles—graft-of tree short stories and protonic poetry.’ —Koha Jonë/‘Our Time’ (a daily independent newspaper in Europe)
#ProtonicPoetryVolume2 #ProtonicPoetry #CanLit
