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- Author: Colin Oliver
- Publisher: Shollond Trust
- ISBN-10: 1908774274
- ISBN-13: 9781908774279
- Format: 14 x 21.6 x 0.6 cm, softcover
- Language: English
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The poems are arranged in roughly chronological order. Many early ones are expressive of seeing into that transparent inner nature which I believe we all share but so often overlook. Later poems widen the scope but are suffused, I think, with the same essential awareness. I have carried some home from the fields and hedgerows intent on keeping observations spare and scrupulous. Occasionally the subject of renewal in different guises has pressed itself upon me, like a refrain. Here are also bitter-sweet memories involving experiences and people called into the present and held with a tenderness. It is my hope that the reader will discover poems in this book which will be like stepping stones to a place of stillness. Colin Oliver
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- Author: Colin Oliver
- Publisher: Shollond Trust
- ISBN-10: 1908774274
- ISBN-13: 9781908774279
- Format: 14 x 21.6 x 0.6 cm, softcover
- Language: English English
The poems are arranged in roughly chronological order. Many early ones are expressive of seeing into that transparent inner nature which I believe we all share but so often overlook. Later poems widen the scope but are suffused, I think, with the same essential awareness. I have carried some home from the fields and hedgerows intent on keeping observations spare and scrupulous. Occasionally the subject of renewal in different guises has pressed itself upon me, like a refrain. Here are also bitter-sweet memories involving experiences and people called into the present and held with a tenderness. It is my hope that the reader will discover poems in this book which will be like stepping stones to a place of stillness. Colin Oliver
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