Waders:
"Waders is made up of fifteen poems that Andrew Motion has written since moving from England to the United States in 2015. It is full of the shock and wonder of such a move, the new seeing and the sadness and the joy. Dazzling in its range of settings and themes, the poems take shape in an equa...
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| Format: | Buch |
| Sprache: | English |
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San Francisco
McSweeney's
[2024]
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| Schriftenreihe: | McSweeney's poetry series
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| Zusammenfassung: | "Waders is made up of fifteen poems that Andrew Motion has written since moving from England to the United States in 2015. It is full of the shock and wonder of such a move, the new seeing and the sadness and the joy. Dazzling in its range of settings and themes, the poems take shape in an equally wide variety of forms as the book takes up haunting questions of home and belonging. Fog and ocean, love and loss. In the first section of the book, a consideration of place is often linked to pressing ecological issues of our day. In the second, poems about childhood and family intertwine with complicated meditations on generation, inheritance, and independence. And in the long and moving final poem, the jewel of the collection, a startling autobiographical narrative uncovers the poet's preoccupation with human transience, a preoccupation that binds the whole collection together. Waders is lithe and stunning, a treasure of a book from one of the finest poets writing today."-- |
| Beschreibung: | 10 ungezählte Seiten, 87 Seiten 21.7 cm |
| ISBN: | 1952119871 9781952119873 |
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| spelling | Motion, Andrew 1952- Verfasser (DE-588)13232394X aut Waders (Compilation) Waders Andrew Motion San Francisco McSweeney's [2024] © 2024 10 ungezählte Seiten, 87 Seiten 21.7 cm txt rdacontent n rdamedia nc rdacarrier McSweeney's poetry series Evening traffic -- Chincoteague -- Among the others -- Pangolin -- Fog in Naskeag Harbor -- The catch -- Hardly a day -- Waders -- On her blindness -- The ring -- In the family -- Finds at Burton Agnes -- The truth is -- The bee tree -- Essex clay "Waders is made up of fifteen poems that Andrew Motion has written since moving from England to the United States in 2015. It is full of the shock and wonder of such a move, the new seeing and the sadness and the joy. Dazzling in its range of settings and themes, the poems take shape in an equally wide variety of forms as the book takes up haunting questions of home and belonging. Fog and ocean, love and loss. In the first section of the book, a consideration of place is often linked to pressing ecological issues of our day. In the second, poems about childhood and family intertwine with complicated meditations on generation, inheritance, and independence. And in the long and moving final poem, the jewel of the collection, a startling autobiographical narrative uncovers the poet's preoccupation with human transience, a preoccupation that binds the whole collection together. Waders is lithe and stunning, a treasure of a book from one of the finest poets writing today."-- Emigration and immigration / Poetry Immigrants / United States / Poetry Belonging (Social psychology) / Poetry Émigration et immigration / Poésie Appartenance (Psychologie sociale) / Poésie poetry Poetry Poésie Motion, Andrew 1952- Waders (Poem) |
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