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It's Time

Name: It's Time
Brand: Salmon Poetry
SKU: 16489081
Price: 10.8 EUR
Availability: InStock
Author: Eamonn Lynskey
ISBN: 9781910669860

Eamonn Lynskey

Language

English

Book Paperback

Libristo code: 16489081

Publishers Salmon Poetry, November 2017

Eamonn Lynskey writes of the stark reality of injustice, which is so often part of our dealings with... Full description

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Eamonn Lynskey writes of the stark reality of injustice, which is so often part of our dealings with each other. Poems such as ‘The Canals on Mars’ focus on past brutalities, while our rapacious exploitation of planet Earth is treated in poems like ‘Down to Africa’ and ‘Lament’. Poems like ‘Calvaries’ lay bare the difficulties of an oppressive religious upbringing. Our response to the sufferings of others and to the ongoing destruction of the natural world is limited by the consuming demands of our everyday lives (‘Metsu’s Women’). Nevertheless, and however great the obstacles, a response is required, urgently… come, the world must be newmade. It’s time.