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Poem on a Wall

George Hruby is an imaginal-poet. This means he sees an image and writes to it. This can be in person as to a location or an object such as a statue or, via a digital image such as a photograph or a painting. This style of poetry-writing was introduced to him by Poet Laureate, Dr. Stella Woodall, who discovered the young poet as a teenager in 1974. Both she and another noted poet of the time, Dr. Hubertus Strughold, Professor of Space Medicine at NASA, took a noted interest to the young award winning writer at the time. Woodall would ensure that several of Hruby’s early works were already published, both nationally and internationally, by 1975.

Below is a library of the imaginal-poet’s works today. Each composition marriages both the image that Hruby wrote to, as well as the words that the image inspired him to write. Together, you can see the whole of Hruby’s artistic and poetic style. He is considered one of the last great 20th century poets.

 

Original writing desk of the International Poet, George Hruby (circa 1975) – Courtesy of George Hruby Archives

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DeclarationDeclaration
FantômeFantôme
Feathers and TimeFeathers and Time
FreeFree
Life is a CabaretLife is a Cabaret
LightLight
Looking Out The WindowLooking Out The Window
MortalityMortality
Of Women and WineOf Women and Wine
Perfumed MemoriesPerfumed Memories
PuppetPuppet
ScreamScream
SirenSiren
Some of UsSome of Us
Taking the PlungeTaking the Plunge
SkateboardingSkateboarding
SoloSolo
Song of TodaySong of Today
Tears and TimeTears and Time
Tears of the SatyrTears of the Satyr
Tears of a ClownTears of a Clown
The Moment of NowThe Moment of Now
The Rabbit HoleThe Rabbit Hole
TimeTime
VisitorsVisitors
All Bad ThingsAll Bad Things
What Can Never BeWhat Can Never Be
Blind FaithBlind Faith
ButterflyButterfly
BelieveBelieve
Castle DungeonsCastle Dungeons
Creature of the MoonCreature of the Moon
CrimsonCrimson
DancerDancer
Another NightAnother Night
ClimberClimber
AlonenessAloneness
AssumeAssume
WarriorWarrior
VirusVirus
The ConversationThe Conversation
The Bus RideThe Bus Ride
The Big PictureThe Big Picture
Questions of the SoulQuestions of the Soul
Not A life at AllNot A life at All
MaskMask
Loving LifeLoving Life
HungerHunger