Part of Series
This is a collection of love poetry inspired through interpretation of phrases in the Amy Lowell poem 'Madonna of the Evening Flowers' (A Lowell, 1919). This collection of poetry is the first of a planned series of three, with poems derived from Walt Whitman (Leaves of Grass, 1855) and T. S. Eliot (The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock, 1910) also scheduled to feature in their own collections. The nature of the love poems in this collection is personal or interpersonal. Frank Prem's interpretations breathe a new life into contemporary love poetry and utilise Lowell's original work to inspire a tender immediacy and a wonderful warmth of response.
Author
Frank Prem has been a storytelling poet for forty years. When not writing or reading his poetry to an audience, he fills his time by working as a psychiatric nurse. He has been published in magazines, zines and anthologies, in Australia and in a number of other countries, and has both performed and recorded his work as ‘spoken word’. He lives with his wife, in the beautiful township of Beechworth in northeast Victoria (Australia). Franks web page is located at: www.FrankPrem.com. YouTube video of Frank reading 'callignee butterflies', from Devil In The Wind.
