Author, Singer/Songwriter, Humanitarian, Poet and Illustrator
New book Coming out April 26th, 2019.
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Poetry: Self-discovery, humor and healing
One day somebody wrote an email to me and referred to my poems as Psychological Poems. I loved that term. Poems that are formed during the deep exploration of our subconscious mind have often that healing, therapeutic effect on us. If you love Carl Jung, or you are familiar with Psychology of Dialogue, and Depth Psychology, you will find many wonderful materials for your study or for group therapy. Give your Emotions permission to speak, no matter what they've got to say, and you are on the way to the greatest victory in our life, the victory over ourselves. Go to POETRY.
The two of me
“...You have to get off your own back,”
said my good friend, Marie. And thus I learned why I felt so heavy: I’ve been carrying the TWO OF ME." |
no longer room for stones
"I cannot really change how tall I am
But I CAN change how tall I stand. ...I cannot really change the sound of my voice But I CAN change the colors of my expressions ...I cannot really change my bone structure But I CAN change the structure of my environment..." |
I had to kill it
Today I chose to kill my fear,
and why? Well, let me see... It was an act of self-defense as IT was killing me! Poetry & Drawing by Liliana Kohann |
You can find some of these short poems in A Thin Book of Fat Poems. It is a collection of simple, clever poems about self-acceptance, empowerment, and freedom from self-sabotage, addiction, emotional eating, toxic relationship, and more.
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"The author has delivered, with great creativity and humor, very personal and inspiring messages to which most everyone can relate. And her uniquely comical drawings bring nothing but joy! You must get this book!" —Amazon Review
HUMOR
My supper and 3 desserts
I just ate. And ate, and ate.
And now I am ready to plan
how to lose all this weight.
And I better do it fast,
before I get hungry again.
Cause, you see, when Hunger comes
It may also eat my PLAN!
I just ate. And ate, and ate.
And now I am ready to plan
how to lose all this weight.
And I better do it fast,
before I get hungry again.
Cause, you see, when Hunger comes
It may also eat my PLAN!
Follow the journey
Click on the picture to see my newest video As My Vision Keeps Improving. Filming this video reminded me how much I love the expression of art and emotions through dance. Go to VIDEO.
Drawing from a poem, I added one more person
What do you feel when you look at this drawing? Where do you see yourself at this point in your life?
If you want to share something with me or if you have questions, write to ArtpeacePublishing@gmail.com.
If you want to share something with me or if you have questions, write to ArtpeacePublishing@gmail.com.
A HALF OF ME
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Look at me.
It can’t be! There is just a half of me. And this half is getting small. Soon it won’t be there at all. So if I intend to be I must take control of me I must fatten my small half give it love, make it laugh. And if I listen to its fear, my other half may appear. LILIANA KOHANN ©Artpeace 2002 |
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To go to my site for Children go to
www.SongsAndLullabiesForChildren.com
www.SongsAndLullabiesForChildren.com
"Each suppressed whisper of your soul that is allowed to SPEAK UP, each hidden tear that is allowed to fall, becomes like a seed of self-realization. A seed that sooner or later has no choice but to EMBRACE its blossoming, its process of becoming a spectacular, one of a kind FLOWER."
— Liliana Kohann
— Liliana Kohann
This drawing comes from my short poem called "And, no End," (connection, not division). I call her Lady And. Ever since I became AWARE of my "inner and outer chains," those whimsical characters that you will see in many of my poems, started showing up. They wouldn't leave until I would write down the messages they had for me. I was astounded by the wisdom they were bringing into my life. How is it possible that a character from my imagination may know more than I do? I would eventually learn that most of them represented some part of me, a part that was neglected, or often a suppressed EMOTION. I was discovering the greatness of our subconscious mind. As a child I loved fairytales and cartoon drawings. And now, as an adult, when I was giving up on life, my tiny characters reached out to me, and through my dialogs with them, they lead me to incredible, ultimate healing.