Annmarie Sauer's Writings
|
Short Story
May.11.2013
Symforosa 87 - Belgium (in Dutch
Revolution
Once Dina had met a man in a dark three-piece suit and he had been introduced as being responsible for oceans and seas. He had made her think of her father. With each thought the revolt had sharpened. Who was that man thinking he could control the elements. How presumptuous such a title. Now for such...
|
Short Story
May.08.2013
Symforosa 87 - Belgium
Roberta, are you really alone tonight. Will you be dreaming. Will you at breakfast be shining, even if the part Indian, part shaman hurt you with his talk about spirit and healing because he was taking and stealing from your soul? Or wasn’t it that way? You know about clearing with salt and sound. You know the rhythms of the drum for...
|
|
Mar.12.2013
European Parliament website of epWin
Chrystos is a poet, artist, activist born is San Fransisco, California November 7, 1946. She is of mixed origin: her mother was Lithuanian/Alsatian, her father of Menominee ancestry. She identifies with her fathers heritage and refers to herself as an urban Indian.
The political aspect is dominant in her writing. Native land rights & treaty...
|
Poem
Mar.03.2013
werkwoorden-werkworte- workbook - BoD, 9783839180556
This poem was written in Valencia during a mission for work. It was carneval when the locals throw a ring into the sea to confirm their bond.
Golden shoes
and lace
on a bony knee
of aged Sundays
and pearl
around necks of
sagging flesh
waiting
in excitement
for the procession
of sha red solitude
Behind the ardent rows
the beauties
pass
no need yet
for...
|
|
Essay
Feb.23.2013
European Parliament website of epWin
Developing the literary section of the epWIN website threw me into big questions both about feminism and literature. I had offered regularly to provide French or English poems or texts written by women. I dreamt the texts to be encouraging and inclusive, powerful and tender, extraordinary in a way or just touching my soul, heart or mind.
This however turned into...
|
Article
Feb.18.2013
The Chloride Chronicle and 'Werkwoorden, Werkworte, Workbook'
ColumnsWhy do I write the short columns you read? For money? For glory? Because of ego? I don’t think so. Maybe it is practice. I am not quite sure what the practice is for. Maybe it's just a practice in observing, feeling and naming without judgment. Learning to discern whether a chill in a place comes from ghost stories told, or because one is unwelcome or...
|
|
Article
Feb.16.2013
Newsletter European Parliament : Female authors, 2008
Women Respond to War
Compiled and edited by MariJo Moore, Fulcrum Press, Golden, Colorado, USA
54 women from all over he world have send in their words, their feelings, their insights, their stories. Some give courage, some are heart wrenching, some are wise. Reading the book I learned about old, historic violence beginning with Medusa and the daughters of Celtic...
|
Jan.06.2013
Internal publication of the European Parliament's women's:EP-Win:1998 group
The magnificent Chaos of women's lives is to me the perfect title for a literary page about two contemporary female writers from India. The most famous author is without doubt Arundhati Roy. With her debut novel ‘God of small things’ she won the Booker prize in 1997. At the last count the book had been translated into 40 languages. The book is set in Kerala,...
|
|
Poem
Dec.28.2012
Gierik-Nieuw Vlaams Tijdschrift:2- now 117...
THE desperate sleep of timeless want
knowing of tomorrow’s pain
chills the spine to lonesome nights
the memory of warmth
at the darkest dawn
paints the inertia of fright
blue and bright
or so it seems
oh yes
I know (my hurting brother)
the mist of suffocating madness
*
I am not
a Lily nor a rose...
|
Article
Dec.24.2012
The Chloride Chronicle and in 'Werkwoorden, Werkworte, Workbook'
Thoughts from Vicenza
Chloride, an imagery space I need to tell, inventing the rhythms of its reality, the heartbeat of its people, reinventing the importance of our lives. All are a window, the widow looks through, outward & inward, to find unchanging ephemerity, changing as permanence. Learning the lessons of the land, the cat claw hooks in my blouse...
|
About Annmarie
Born in Ohio, raised in Belgium, I became interested in languages and worked as a professional interpreter. I write poetry in English and Dutch and also non-fiction about the South West. I am a published author in Dutch. I translate poetry from Dutch, German...
Connections
