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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. In Sunlight and Cedar, the themes of Ken Hada's poetry remain constant to his earlier work. You will find poems of nature, ecology, family, isolation and social justice, with a little moral theology and philosophy thrown in. But what has changed in this collection is Hada's tone. It's a subtle change, but what one finds in this collection is a wiser and older poet who has begun to come to terms with life's disappointments, and thus you meet a poet who can revel evermore deeply in life's joys, however fleeting and few they are. This turn in the poet's mindset is signaled from the get-go with his masterful title poem Sunlight and Cedar in which he answers an apparent shortcoming of his work, it's preoccupation with cigars, sunlight and cedar, by asking, "Is it such a bad thing / to want to endure as cedar? / Is it a shortcoming? / to seek the light of the sun?" Clearly it is not, nor is it a bad thing to play dominoes with your dad, or to go camping with your son, or any of the scenes explored in these poems. So settle in for an evening or two with this fine collection of poems and enjoy the works of a master poet as he tries to remember something beyond words. -Alan Berecka Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Notebook Sketches presents poems from Jonas Zdanys' blue notebook, his daily companion and record of his exploration of the many tangential voices and characters he heard and imagined while writing the poems of St. Brigid's Well and Three White Horses. In many ways, this is the third book in what might be considered a triptych of his considerations of time and place, of personal as well as cultural landscapes, that speak to the fundamental truths found in the random particulars and static moments of the world. What is essential in this book, and in all three volumes, is the fact that there may be something happening before and after the moment of epiphany described in each of these sketches, but that is not presented and is not necessary. The presented moment itself is enough. The poems appear in the order in which they appear in the notebook. They were written with no organizing focus in hand and should be read individually as such, beginning on any open page and with no effort to generate connection or narrative thread, though either or both might be incidentally present. Three of Zdanys' drawings, randomly made in the notebook as parallel explorations of these ideas and not illustrating any of the poems, are also included. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

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