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- Author: Idris Mears
- Publisher: Lote Tree Press
- ISBN-10: 1739827198
- ISBN-13: 9781739827199
- Format: 15.2 x 22.9 x 1.1 cm, hardcover
- Language: English
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These dazzling, deep and daring poems provide calm respite from the madness of modern life and demonstrate how desire to connect with the Creator and understand His creation and our place in it can enliven and change us, moment by moment, poem by poem.
- Professor Joel Hayward, author of Splitting the Moon
This collection of the poems of Idris Mears reveals him to be an authentic and important voice of this time. Their spare and sculpted lines display moments of breathtaking natural beauty, of discovery of the truly extraordinary in the humdrum ordinariness of everyday life, of profound insight and deep spiritual yearning, of seeking out the elusive interface between the timeless and the caught in time, and above all in transmitting an intense luminosity that is all too rare an attribute of any writing of this era.
- Shaykh AbdalHaqq Bewley, author of The Natural Form of Man
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- Author: Idris Mears
- Publisher: Lote Tree Press
- ISBN-10: 1739827198
- ISBN-13: 9781739827199
- Format: 15.2 x 22.9 x 1.1 cm, hardcover
- Language: English English
These dazzling, deep and daring poems provide calm respite from the madness of modern life and demonstrate how desire to connect with the Creator and understand His creation and our place in it can enliven and change us, moment by moment, poem by poem.
- Professor Joel Hayward, author of Splitting the Moon
This collection of the poems of Idris Mears reveals him to be an authentic and important voice of this time. Their spare and sculpted lines display moments of breathtaking natural beauty, of discovery of the truly extraordinary in the humdrum ordinariness of everyday life, of profound insight and deep spiritual yearning, of seeking out the elusive interface between the timeless and the caught in time, and above all in transmitting an intense luminosity that is all too rare an attribute of any writing of this era.
- Shaykh AbdalHaqq Bewley, author of The Natural Form of Man
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