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    Children of the Earth
    Children of the Earth
    Children of the Earth
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    Children of the Earth

    By Sir Kristian Goldmund Aumann

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    Only poetry makes things visible: “Children of the Earth” – life in all its facets made tangible and understandable... A special volume of Poems; combined with artistic freedom, coupled with an aesthetic choice of words, formulated lyrical experience and interpretation of unimaginable power. This Book is an impressionistic journey through limitless poetic possibilities; where mind and emotion and reason in the rows. Contrasts and formatting seduce the reader to further inspiration.

    Sir Kristian Goldmund Aumann is a seer, a magician of words and a dreamer – sometimes perhaps a lone voice, between cold walls and dark streets; where cosmic rays from electrifying street lighting – fall into his gentle eyes. There, where love shines from the traffic signs and oases of tranquility amid the hustle and bustle of life.

    Gone a long life in the fantastic poetry – far away from time trends; he's always remained true to himself.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherSir Kristian Goldmund Aumann
    Release dateMar 2, 2012
    ISBN9781466047969
    Children of the Earth
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    Sir Kristian Goldmund Aumann

    Sir KRISTIAN GOLMUND AUMANN is an author, screenwriter, filmmaker, director and actor – he lives and works in St. Andrä-Wördern nearby Vienna / Austria. He has been trained at the Lee Strasberg School followed by longer-term commitment, at the Vienna Burgtheater (Claus Peymann era) and at the Italian State Theatre. Kristian has had Theatre directing and major supporting roles in TV series and films. He has authored and published seven POETRY BOOKS in the United States, as well as numerous publications in importend international poetry anthologies and magazines. He currently works on the volumne of prose named “FROM RIGHT HERE TO OVER THERE” which will be published in fall 2014. The theatrical monologue “THE NIGHTMARE of the ARTIST” will be released in the German “Playwright Catalogue 2014” for State Theatre, in January 2014. The motion picture project “THE WHITE HOPE”, a social critical comedy drama, is in the production phase. Sir KRISTIAN GOLDMUND AUMANN is a member of “IG authors Authors Austria”.

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      Children of the Earth - Sir Kristian Goldmund Aumann

      INTRODUCTION

      Only poetry makes things visible: Children of the Earth – life in all its facets made tangible and understandable... A special volume of Poems; combined with artistic freedom, coupled with an aesthetic choice of words, formulated lyrical experience and interpretation of unimaginable power. This Book is an impressionistic journey through limitless poetic possibilities; where mind and emotion and reason in the rows. Contrasts and formatting seduce the reader to further inspiration.

      Sir Kristian Goldmund Aumann is a seer, a magician of words and a dreamer – sometimes perhaps a lone voice, between cold walls and dark streets; where cosmic rays from electrifying street lighting – fall into his gentle eyes. There, where love shines from the traffic signs and oases of tranquility amid the hustle and bustle of

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