Brian Douthit's poetry has been compared to Wordsworth, Frost, Shelley, Byron and many others. In terms of art, it has been described as a "word-Picasso" or "sublime Monet." Readers often say they feel serene or even breathless after reading his pieces. Whatever the reaction, all seem to agree his poetry is beautiful and eloquent, and in a class of its own. You too may experience the addictive compulsion to read them over and over again and be lifted to a new dimension by his extraordinary grasp of language and by the amazing talent and artistry contained within these pages.

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Product Description

Brian Douthit's poetry has been compared to Wordsworth, Frost, Shelley, Byron and many others. In terms of art, it has been described as a "word-Picasso" or "sublime Monet." Readers often say they feel serene or even breathless after reading his pieces. Whatever the reaction, all seem to agree his poetry is beautiful and eloquent, and in a class of its own. You too may experience the addictive compulsion to read them over and over again and be lifted to a new dimension by his extraordinary grasp of language and by the amazing talent and artistry contained within these pages.

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Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #476262 in Books
• Published on: 2004-09-13
• Number of items: 1
• Binding: Paperback
• 86 pages

About the Author
Brian Douthit is an author, editor, music and book reviewer, and Internet radio station manager. He is the author of the book, Perfectly Said: when words become art and co-edited the book, Eyes Of The Poet: Love and Passion in Lasting Splendor. He has written book reviews for ForeWord Magazine and writes music and book reviews independently. He owns the Internet radio station, Eyes Of The Poet Radio.

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Customer Reviews

wow
What great poetry in this book. I absolutely love it! A definate must have for the poetry lover...

Love in Charming Language
One of the characteristic's of Brian's voice is that it is coupled with humility as it expresses delicate love. I have a sense while reading his poetry that each line is eloquently penned as gently as one would carry a precious item home to a loved one after a long journey.

There is a lack of self consciousness within the pages of this love, a lack of ego centricism, as one glimpses into the most private elements of true love, and is drawn in with an old fashioned style of charm, so that it is moving to the soul.

Brian's devotion to poetry as an art form is also evident in the style he has carefully chosen to lay the words on the page. Each page offers a new breath of love. Without any sense of cunning or excessiveness, he moves us into a Renaissance of beauty and life interwoven with grace and innocence.

Clearly his poems are made from a large knowing, a greater sense of wisdom, and human relations, as he translates not only his heart, but tenderly of those he loves and might love.

One cannot help to go back again and again into the full spectrum of his emotions and style of expressing love here on earth. That in fact love is alive and not dead. It is not the end of love, not the end of the world, because as one reads Brian's poetry one discovers it is just the beginning of a revival in love.

A keeper
One of those little jewels to read at any time. Each poem leaves you with something to think about and ponder. Beautifully done.