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Robert’s 2025 Year in Books
Take a look at Robert’s Year in Books, including some fun facts about their reading.
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Robert Hirzer
Goodreads Author
Born
Kitchener, Ontario, Canada
Member Since
April 2014
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Robert Hirzer
I leave my desk and go for a run or long walk. Works every time.
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The Last Plane
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published
2013
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3 editions
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ODE TO MY LOVE
Having weathered dark gale
through dense dale and dingle
then crossed brume shrouded mead
and at gloaming dim mere
but to behold in bliss
your pulchritude and this
which inhumes my dolour
with fervid fulgent glow
ennobles my essence
to tingle down below
as you lie lambant nigh
glistening resplendent
to lachrymal rapture
in deepest dulcet dew
bestrewn of flaxen bits
‘tis you I prize and woo
dear doughnut deity
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through dense dale and dingle
then crossed brume shrouded mead
and at gloaming dim mere
but to behold in bliss
your pulchritude and this
which inhumes my dolour
with fervid fulgent glow
ennobles my essence
to tingle down below
as you lie lambant nigh
glistening resplendent
to lachrymal rapture
in deepest dulcet dew
bestrewn of flaxen bits
‘tis you I prize and woo
dear doughnut deity
w Read more of this blog post »
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Robert Hirzer
rated a book it was amazing
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| This brilliant collection of poems by Joseph Kidney offers a deep and fresh meditation on life and the world in which we live. Neither the profound nor the mundane escapes his inquiring take on who we are. At times heart wrenching, always honest, oft ...more | |
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“Time and I have become like an old married couple. It is my constant and reliable companion. It gives me rest and comfort and hope. It also makes me bored, discouraged and exhausted. Sometimes I pray for time to slow down or even come to a halt, usually just before I wish it would pass in the blink of an eye. It is the friend that I curse.”
― The Last Plane
― The Last Plane
“A few metres ahead, a young soldier with a belly wound was pleading in Russian. Peter couldn’t understand any of it—except of course the one word that was the same in German. ‘Mama...”
― The Last Plane
― The Last Plane
