The Child of Happiness by S.V. Cobets
The
Child of Happiness
by
S.V. Cobets
Genre:
Poetry
Edited
version
This collection of poetry is a summary of my selected
poems that I wrote for many years. I hope that you enjoy reading them
as much as I enjoyed writing them. In this collection of poetry are
collected all of my feelings that I want to share with you through
verse.
"The Child of Happiness, by S.V. Cobets, is a
beautiful poetry collection that reaches deep into the soul. Though
the author’s native language is Croatian and not English, the
emotional depth of each poem comes across clearly and will be
relatable across cultures. Sensual and light with themes of nature &
love, yet also tinged with feelings of sadness and darker themes of
heartache, pain, loss, & the casualties of war - there were many
poems that spoke to my heart."
-Amazon Reviewer
Stjepan
Varesevac-Cobets was born on 12 September 1965 in Split, Croatia. He
lives and works in Kastel Sucurac, where he finished his elementary
and secondary schooling.
At
a very young age, he started reading and loved it because, through
books, he traveled to places he could never visit in person. As a
child, he loved fairy tales and adventure but later discovered other
genres. When he found a Jules Verne book in the library, he became
fascinated by science fiction. He has been writing poetry for fifteen
years and has started writing science fiction. Lately, he has also
written children's fairy tales and fables.
He
has published, in Croatia, "An Opened Heart" in 2002, "The
Sleepy Way" in 2005, and "Love" in 2006. On Amazon he
has published the poetry collections "The Child of Happiness"
in 2015, science fiction novel "Godeena" in 2015, the
science fiction short story "Butterfly" in 2016, the poetry
collection "When the moon takes over the dream: Love Poetry"
in 2016, and in 2017 the poetry collection "The Flaming Horses:
Collection of poetry". He also translated his new Sci-Fi novel
"The Dream of the Forest".
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I think it would be fascinating to read poetry from someone outside of my country and different background.
ReplyDeleteI hope you like my poems and a collection of poetry. :)
DeleteI would love to read this. It sounds very intriguing.
ReplyDeleteThank you, Debby :)
DeleteMy son and daughter-in-law love Croatia, and she speaks fluent Croatian. I'd love to read poetry that comes from that background.
ReplyDeleteFor me poetry has no boundaries and I hope you'll like it. :) Little poetry in Croatian language:
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Ti si svjetlo i tama.
Ti si noć i dan.
Ti si tuga i sreća.
Ti si ti kada si sama,
a ja sam ti kada sam sâm.
I love reading poetry
ReplyDeleteI hope you like my collection of poetry :)
ReplyDeleteI love it . I love poetry
ReplyDeleteI'm glad that there are still people who like reading poetry. Thank you, Robin :)
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