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Light's Ladder

Name: Light's Ladder
Brand: University of Washington Press
SKU: 04874513
Price: 123.81 EUR
Availability: InStock
Author: Christopher Howell
ISBN: 9780295983998

Christopher Howell

Language

English

Book Hardback

Libristo code: 04874513

Publishers University of Washington Press, April 2004

In this extraordinary new collection by distinguished poet Christopher Howell, the opening poem pres... Full description

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In this extraordinary new collection by distinguished poet Christopher Howell, the opening poem presents us with a spiritual paradox that will echo throughout its pages. The speaker remembers an earlier time of happiness, freedom, and a certain innocence. The poem closes with: And if he remembers now he is in love, which is the soul's condition,and alone because that is how we live. "How we live" is the book's major inquiry; its illustration, the poems' major achievement. How do we live, in our dailiness, in our loves, our private and global wars? "And, in the face of unbearable grief, how can we live?"