Poems

by Stefan Stenudd.

It happens that I write a poem. If I get an idea I enjoy, it can be several in quick succession - for a while. Here are some of my poems in English. Click on the link to get to the poem that might intrigue you.

Stefan Stenudd

Grail
Video recital
Give me a drink that saves my soul...
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What God Are We Talking About?
Video recital
My thoughts on the basic questions of theists and atheists:
If a god exists, and if so - what kind of god?
Click here to read the poem.

I Like to Watch
Video recital
I like to watch. Don't you? This is a video poem about the pleasure of watching. I call it a syllable poem, because it's made up of one-syllable words.
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When Dogs Die
Video recital
Do dogs have ghosts? A video filmed poem about souls. I call it a syllable poem, because it consists of only one-syllable words. The dog's name is Max. It is still very much alive :)
Click here to read the poem.

Life, That Is
Video recital
What's the meaning of life? And how to find it? A video filmed poem. I call it a syllable poem, because it consists entirely of one-syllable words.
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Love in the Snow
Video recital
Love and death and snow. A video poem about how they relate. I call it a syllable poem, because it's written entirely with one-syllable words.
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I C U
Video recital
Who is watching, and who is being watched? Here's a video filmed poem of mine. I call it a letter poem, since it is made up entirely of single letters.
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Stefan Stenudd

About me

I'm a Swedish writer, artist, and historian of ideas, writing fiction and non-fiction books in both Swedish and English. I've also published books about ancient Chinese and Japanese traditions.