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The
Indignation
Parade
and Other Poems
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SummerPoetry Sale
The
Indignation
Parade
and Other Poems
Reviews
“A poignant, impressive,
and pessimistic collection of poetry.”
—Kirkus Reviews
“Pained, potent verse examining life
and loneliness in an era of violence.”
—BookLife Reviews
“Any reader who enjoys … more profound reads would … really get something out of Foksal’s poetry.”
—San Francisco Book Review
“The poems in The Indignation Parade are lyrical
and rich, addressing the complexity of human
emotions on both personal and political scales.”
—Foreword Clarion Reviews
Reviews
“A poignant, impressive,
and pessimistic collection of poetry.”
—Kirkus Reviews
“Pained, potent verse examining life
and loneliness in an era of violence.”
—BookLife Reviews
“Any reader who enjoys … more profound reads would … really get something out of Foksal’s poetry.”
—San Francisco Book Review
“The poems in The Indignation Parade are lyrical and rich, addressing the complexity of human emotions on both personal and political scales.”
—Foreword Clarion Reviews
About the Book
The
Indignation
Parade
and Other Poems
Each spark that ignites outrage seems unique in the immediacy of the moment, and yet F. R. Foksal, in this poetry collection, shows us that even in the most topical issues can be found a grain of universality. As a non-native English poet, he explores current themes not only through the prism of a wider context, but also through the precision of language.
About the Book
The
Indignation
Parade
and Other Poems
The Indignation
Parade
and Other Poems
Each spark that ignites outrage seems unique in the immediacy of the moment, and yet F. R. Foksal, in this poetry collection, shows us that even in the most topical issues can be found a grain of universality. As a non-native English poet, he explores current themes not only through the prism of a wider context, but also through the precision of language.
The poems in The Indignation Parade navigate the topics of one’s vulnerability in the face of the passing time, refusal to accept the brutal side of reality, disconnection from the over-sensationalized world, as well as isolation even in the closest of relationships.
GoodReads Reviews
GoodReads Reviews
WHAT’S INSIDE?
A Slice
of Surreality
a shortcut
you used to take,
located somewhere
between a fatigued
façade and a bench
bare; a cozy little square
where local drunks would
congregate to damn
the vicissitudes
of their tipsy
fate; a hole in the fence
through which you peeked
under the lining
of the world till then
impenetrable and
still; a hunchbacked tree
from under the cover
of whose leaves
it took you
all your childhood
to flee; a tank’s caterpillar
tread on your doorstep;
in life, the only one
that would never yield
a butterfly
[Originally published in Vox Populi.]
WHAT’S INSIDE?
A Slice
of Surreality
a shortcut
you used to take,
located somewhere
between a fatigued
façade and a bench
bare; a cozy little square
where local drunks would
congregate to damn
the vicissitudes
of their tipsy
fate; a hole in the fence
through which you peeked
under the lining
of the world till then
impenetrable and
still; a hunchbacked tree
from under the cover
of whose leaves
it took you
all your childhood
to flee; a tank’s caterpillar
tread on your doorstep;
in life, the only one
that would never yield
a butterfly
[Originally published in Vox Populi.]
Also by F.R. Foksal
The
Nonconformist
Magazine
The
Nonconformist
Magazine
“At The Nonconformist, we believe in reconfiguring the world using pens, typewriters, and word processors. We believe in promoting artists coming from historically marginalized and underrepresented groups.”
F. R. Foksal is the founder and editor-in-chief of The Nonconformist, a literary magazine dedicated to publishing fiction, poetry, experimental fiction and poetry, book reviews, literary criticism, and various culture-related articles.
“At The Nonconformist, we believe in reconfiguring the world using pens, typewriters, and word processors. We believe in promoting artists coming from historically marginalized and underrepresented groups.”
About
F.R. Foksal
F. R. Foksal is a non-binary Polish author, playwright, and poet writing in English, as well as the founder of the literary magazine, The Nonconformist.
About
F.R. Foksal
F. R. Foksal is a non-binary Polish author, playwright, and poet writing in English, as well as the founder of the literary magazine, The Nonconformist.
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