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Kanadische Lyrik

Seite 8

Garden Physic

Autor: Sylvia Legris

Taschenbuch, 07.04.2022

The Little Guide to Leonard Cohen: I'm Your Man (Little Books of Music)

Herausgeber: Orange Hippo!
Autor: Orange Hippo!

Gebundene Ausgabe, 04.08.2022

Let Us Compare Mythologies (Canons)

Autor: Leonard Cohen

Taschenbuch, 03.10.2019

Morning in the Burned House: Poems

Autor: Margaret Atwood

Taschenbuch, 16.09.1996

The Cult of Seizure

Autor: Rikki Ducornet

Taschenbuch, 09.04.2012

The Little Guide to Abba: Thank You For the Music (Little Books of Music)

Herausgeber: Orange Hippo!
Autor: Orange Hippo!

Gebundene Ausgabe, 31.05.2022

Blush

Autor: Shefali Dang

Taschenbuch, 12.10.2023

Fresh Air & Lilac Perfume

Autor: Devon Attaei

Taschenbuch, 25.01.2021

The Lithium Chronicles: Volume One

Nicole Lyons

Taschenbuch

The Best of Chief Dan George: Poems

Chief Dan George

Taschenbuch

Expressway

Sina Queyras

Taschenbuch

The Order in Which We Do Things: The Poetry of Tom Wayman (Laurier Poetry)

Taschenbuch

Tom Waymans poetry has been published around the world to great acclaim. Wayman is one of Canadas most prolific and public poets, and his writing since the 1960s has been by turns angry, engaged, hopeful, tender, and hilarious. His voice and persona are his alone but simultaneously ours too. His recurring themes - work, mortality, love, lust, friendship, the natural world - make his work a poetry of human inevitabilities - a poetry that exults in the inevitability of seeing poetry in the everyday. Waymans craft is poiesis (from the Ancient Greek to make) - making a change, making a difference, making a ruckus, making the most of our time. His working life has always been inextricable from his writing one; his poems offer an honest and candid consideration of the ideological underpinnings, practical realities, and subtle beauties of a life lived on job sites and picket lines, in union halls, classrooms, and book-stuffed offices, and on the page itself. This is a collection of thirty-five of Waymans best poems, selected and introduced by Owen Percy, with an afterword by Wayman himself. The volume offers an invitation to readers to join the poet in his ongoing, and at times absurd search for meaning and human connection in work, word, and world.