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Cinder Path

Name: Cinder Path
Brand: Faber & Faber
SKU: 04103709
Price: 11.74 EUR
Availability: InStock
Author: Andrew Motion
ISBN: 9780571244935

Andrew Motion

Language

English

Book Paperback

Libristo code: 04103709

Publishers Faber & Faber, April 2010

Andrew Motion's new collection (his first since "Public Property" in 2002) offers a ground-breaking... Full description

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Andrew Motion's new collection (his first since "Public Property" in 2002) offers a ground-breaking variety of lyrics, love poems and elegies, in which private domains of feeling infer other lives and a shared humanity - exploring how people cope with threats to and in the world around them, as soldiers, lovers, artists, writers and citizens. The conversational tone and formal variety of these poems both shapes and diversifies their response to loss and its inevitabilities. Here are poems about the last surviving veteran of the trenches; poems which work with found materials drawn from the contiguous worlds of prose; and, poems which elicit the parallel lives glimpsed in paintings, or the other lives of birds, trees and weather (as of an ordinariness just out of reach). An unemphatic evenness of handling, in the detailing of ordinary destinies, alternates with capacious panoramas of longing and summation, and the collection ends with a remarkable group of directly autobiographical poems about the life and times of the poet's father.