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Robin Jander Hand in Hand

Romance
German
622 Words
Ages 12 and up
1045
35

Die Hand des Anderen halten. Für Niklas ist es etwas ganz besonderes. Eigentlich doch nur eine kleine Geste, wird es zu einem Symbol; einem Gedanken. Dem Gedanken endli9ch zu sich selbst zu stehen. Doch kann dieser Gedanke gegen die raue Realität bestehen? ---------- Anm: Ich bin bemüht möglichst fehlerfreie Bücher hier einzustellen. Da ich jedoch Legastheniker bin, kann ich nicht für einwandfreie Rechtschreibung garantieren. [more]

Keywords: Kurzgeschichte, Erzählung, Nachdenkliches, Kritisch, schwul, Boyslove, gay, BL, Yaoi, Shonen Ai, Liebe, erste Liebe, Flirt, Romantik, Homoerotik, Coming-out, Kuss, küssen, Leben, Freiheit, Selbstbild, Maske, Verschlossen, Zweifel, Verletzungen, Angst [more][Less]

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Andyhank Die Hand

Juvenile Fiction
German
221 Words
No Age Recommendation
392
1

Sie ist dermaßen vielseitig, dass es nun wirklich an der Zeit ist, ihr einen dichterischen Blumenstrauß zu verpassen. [more]

Keywords: Hand, Greifwerkzeug, Vielseitig, Pranke, Pfote

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Lothar Gunter Die fremde Hand

Short Story
German
639 Words
Ages 10 and up
294
8

Ein Vater sitzt mit seinem erwachsenen Sohn an einem sonnigen Tag auf einer Parkbank. Der Vater, eine wissenschaftliche [more]

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Sir Kristian Goldmund Aumann Aus Menschen Hand

Krisengedichte

Poetry
German
6854 Words
Ages 18 and up
0
0

Aus Menschen Hand Aus Menschen Hand! Was macht der Mensch eigentlich? Was geht in unserer Gesellschaft, in unserem Leben vor? Was tun wir uns und unserer Welt an? Kristian Goldmund Aumanns Gedichte bringen durch Wort- und Klangspiele; durch Sarkasmus und Ironie die verschiedenen Aspekte der Gesellschaft auf den Punkt. Macht und Gewalt, Leben und Tod; Liebe und Alltagserfahrungen – all die Dinge, die unser Dasein ausmachen, greift Kristian Goldmund Aumann auf und kommentiert diese mit treffendem Wortwitz. [more]

Keywords: Krisengedichte, Gesellschaft, Erfahrungen, Tod, Macht, Gewalt, Sarkasmus, Ironie, Obdachlosigkeit, Liebe, Wirtschaftskrise

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Mrs. Emma D. E. N. Southworth The Hidden Hand

Romance
English
181661 Words
Ages 18 and up
6
2

THE HIDDEN HAND was E.D.E.N. Southworth's best known work, first appearing in serial form in the New York Ledger in 1859. Southworth should be credited for creating fearless, independent, intelligent heroines at a time when her contemporary best selling novelists were portraying silent and submissive ones. Capitola and the other colorful characters in THE HIDDEN HAND are unique and endearing, in spite of their melodramatic qualities. THE HIDDEN HAND is a fantastic example of a 19th century "Popular", what we today call a Gothic-Romance. This is what all the ladies were reading and even though it follows the formula used by writers of the period, it's still an outstanding page-turner. Descriptions, characters and plot are all well developed and it moves along quickly and easily. 19th Century Literature really can rock if you let it! [more]

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NIBIRU - LYRIK UND POESIE DIE RETTENDE HAND

Poetry
German
94 Words
Ages 14 and up
132
12

BEITRAG ZUM 32. GEDICHTEWETTBEWERB THEMA: HOFFNUNG 13.10.10: EIN DATUM, DAS VIELE NIE MEHR VERGESSEN. FÜR 33 BERGLEUTE IN SAN JOSÉ/CHILE WURDE DIE HOFFNUNG [more]

Keywords: NIBIRU, BOOKRIX, KERKER, SONDE, ANGST, EIN JUNGE, SEELENSCHREI, EINSAMKEITEN, FROH ERSCHÜTTERT, ENDLOSE BEFREIUNG

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W. FRANKLIN SANDERS THE WHIP HAND

Thriller
English
62234 Words
Ages 18 and up
4
1

Whip Hand by W. Franklin Sanders/Charles Willeford (Gold Medal, 1961)- Well obviously no one is going to mistake a book with such a salacious cover for War and Peace, however that said this novel, credited to Franklin W. Saunders was actually ghost written by the acclaimed cult writer Charles Willeford, and the first chapter… surprisingly great. I just blew through it. If the other chapters are that solid, this is going to be a good read. [more]

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Mattie Phipps Todd Hand-Loom Weaving

A Manual for School and Home

Fiction
English
28955 Words
Ages 18 and up
2
0

For many years we, the teachers of the United States assembled in village, city, State, and national conventions, have recited our creed and chanted it in all keys. [Sidenote: _Our creed_] We believe that man is a trinity, three in one--head, heart, and hand, one soul made manifest; we believe that this union is vital and indissoluble, since "what God hath joined together" may not be rent asunder; we believe that this three-fold man, being "put to school" on earth to grow, may devise and bring to successful issue no scheme of education that is out of harmony with the plan of the Creator. [more]

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Mattie Phipps Todd Hand-Loom Weaving

A Manual for School and Home

Fiction
English
30754 Words
Ages 18 and up
2
0

AN INTRODUCTION For many years we, the teachers of the United States assembled in village, city, State, and national conventions, have recited our creed and chanted it in all keys. [Sidenote: _Our creed_] We believe that man is a trinity, three in one--head, heart, and hand, one soul made manifest; we believe that this union is vital and indissoluble, since "what God hath joined together" may not be rent asunder; we believe that this three-fold man, being "put to school" on earth to grow, may devise and bring to successful issue no scheme of education that is out of harmony with the plan of the Creator. Congratulating ourselves upon our ready and distinct utterance of this lofty thought, we have calmly returned to our man-devised book-schools for the acquisition of knowledge, in order to forward some plan for the accumulation of more knowledge. [Sidenote: _Deeds, not words, are now necessary_] But "wisdom lingered"! Here and there voices were raised that would not be silenced: "You sang your beautiful song; what are you going to _do_ about it?" In the words of John Stuart Mill, "It is now time to assert in deeds, since the power of words is well-nigh exhausted." Investigators, studying this union of head and hand from the physiological side, hurled truths at us that startled us from our lethargy. [Sidenote: _Physiological truths_] Every stimulus poured into nerve cells through the avenues of the senses tends to pass out in motor action, which causes muscular movement. In every idea are vitally united the impression and the tendency to expression in action. The nervous system consists of the fibres which carry currents inward, the organs of central redirection, and the fibres which carry them outward--sensation, direction, action. Since control means mental direction of this involuntary discharge of energy (directed muscular movement), control of the muscles means development of will as well as of skill. To prevent or cut off the natural outflow of nervous energy results in fatigue and diseased nerves. Unrestrained and uncontrolled expenditure of nervous energy results in lawlessness and weakened will. Men of science said: "These are facts about man. What account have you made of them in your elaborate system for educating him?" Students of sociological and economic problems called out to us as the teachers of men: [Sidenote: _Labor must be respected_] These great problems concerning the relation of labor and capital (the brotherhood of man) will never be solved until there is greater respect for labor; greater appreciation of the value of the products of labor; until there is more joy to the worker in his labor, which should be the expression through his hand, of the thought of his head, and the feeling of his heart; until labor is seen in its true light, as service; until the man with money as well as the man without learns through experience to respect and appreciate labor and its products. "We _absorb_ only so much as we can inte [more]

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Gustav Falke Hand in Hand

Poetry
German
71 Words
No Age Recommendation
158
0

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