R.M. ENGELHARDT

Poet Writer Author Albany NY

Category: Books by R.M. Engelhardt

  • What is hell to a writer? Hell is being too busy to find the time to write or being unable to find the inspiration. Hell is suddenly finding the words but being away from your notebook or typewriter. Hell is when the verses slip away through your fingers and they never return again. ~ R.M.…

  • R.M. Engelhardt … On Poetic Diversity

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  •     Among saints & sinners, Good & evil God & Satan Nothing matters. Among books filled with Words, conformed and Pressed into a small child’s Mind   Nothing matters. Among the shadows, Self-esteem cut down by Authority and the egos of Those who have murdered and Buried their dreams Nothing matters. Among the opinions…

  •     She’s gone. Temporarily Forever Finding me Here alone on the couch in The middle of Another Sunday afternoon With my good friends The Clan Macallan & Warren Zevon Reminiscing about all Of the old days & all of The best days past. Yet, perhaps it’s all Just an illusion Or maybe it’s just…

  • Note: Humanity? I am tired of your self-centered Bullshit & whining ways Stop this train, stop it now. For we shall all remain… Dream. Persevere Into this life, Or the next. An ode to the dead world that is poetry, lost and faraway. The ancient soul of Sappho gone and golden days. Tear these words,…

  •   “Sometimes it’s great, and sometimes it’s shit. These are the things all the great philosophers just won’t tell you flat out about life. You keep moving, keep living, keep breathing And you keep writing-creating because that’s what you do And that’s who you are. There are no magical voices to guide You except your…

  • Thanks …

    “It is the quality of one’s convictions that determines success, not the number of followers.” ~ Remus   Thanks For Your Support And For Following “The Resurrection Waltz” ! http://www.rmengelhardt.com  

  • Pushing verses Past Their Limits …

    By Lynn Alexander, Full of Crow Magazine     R.M. Engelhardt acknowledges that there is a difference between the passive participant and those who live a passion-driven life, but can often be seen in “Versus” wondering if there is a difference in the end. Passion clearly perpetuates the creative imperative, manifest in poets like Engelhardt…