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- Author: Peter Carlaftes
- Publisher: Three Rooms Press
- ISBN-10: 1953103405
- ISBN-13: 9781953103406
- Format: 14.7 x 22.6 x 1.3 cm, minkšti viršeliai
- Language: English
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In his impressive third volume, Peter Carlaftes digs into the beauty--and lunacy--of contemporary pop culture and it's tendency to masque and disrupt the sustainability not just of the planet, but human nature itself, from love and ecstasy to anger and grief.
The poems in Life in the Past Lane are both daring and discreet, ranging from full frontal assaults on political and religious cults to tender, discerning, intimate studies of the challenges of self-faith, relationships and maintaining quiet equilibrium in the noisy space of modern life.
Risk-taking and endlessly innovative, Life in the Past Lane offers poems that dare to ask questions to which there is no answer, and to answer the unasked. It looks at the past clear-eyed, without reverence, and studies the place in the road where we are now, weaving cultural and personal memory with the currency that too-often ignores how we arrived. This extraordinary collection, relentlessly accessible, surprises with the depth of poems and the clarity of the thoughts, concepts and excution that forged them.
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- Author: Peter Carlaftes
- Publisher: Three Rooms Press
- ISBN-10: 1953103405
- ISBN-13: 9781953103406
- Format: 14.7 x 22.6 x 1.3 cm, minkšti viršeliai
- Language: English English
In his impressive third volume, Peter Carlaftes digs into the beauty--and lunacy--of contemporary pop culture and it's tendency to masque and disrupt the sustainability not just of the planet, but human nature itself, from love and ecstasy to anger and grief.
The poems in Life in the Past Lane are both daring and discreet, ranging from full frontal assaults on political and religious cults to tender, discerning, intimate studies of the challenges of self-faith, relationships and maintaining quiet equilibrium in the noisy space of modern life.
Risk-taking and endlessly innovative, Life in the Past Lane offers poems that dare to ask questions to which there is no answer, and to answer the unasked. It looks at the past clear-eyed, without reverence, and studies the place in the road where we are now, weaving cultural and personal memory with the currency that too-often ignores how we arrived. This extraordinary collection, relentlessly accessible, surprises with the depth of poems and the clarity of the thoughts, concepts and excution that forged them.
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