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- Author: Mick Yates
- Publisher: Hedgehog Poetry Press
- ISBN-10: 1916090842
- ISBN-13: 9781916090842
- Format: 14.8 x 21 x 0.3 cm, minkšti viršeliai
- Language: English
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'The Blue Hour is a period of morning and evening twilight when
the sun is below the horizon colouring the sky a deep blue. The poems
in this enchanting and magical collection reflect upon the mysteries, the joys and the
sorrows of human existence from both a personal and a universal perspective.
It is a journey that we all share in common, and these are poems that chart our shared
experience from dawn to sunset in a celebratory and life-affirming way.'
'His work is breathtaking, so very human and accessible'
- Heidi Nightengale, Publisher & Editor at Clare Songbirds Publishing House
'In the real way of a conversation that starts light and then dives deep Yates draws us into
topics of life and death, our connectedness to the earth, the wonder of the ocean, our past.
He surprises with some spectacular unexpected endings. Poems with what I have called
'Slap upside the head' last lines. Each a gem, shining stone or shell shard gleaned from
a winter beach during the long wait for spring. Collect one yourself.'
- Rachael Z. Ikins, Associate Editor, Clare Songbirds Publishing House.
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- Author: Mick Yates
- Publisher: Hedgehog Poetry Press
- ISBN-10: 1916090842
- ISBN-13: 9781916090842
- Format: 14.8 x 21 x 0.3 cm, minkšti viršeliai
- Language: English English
'The Blue Hour is a period of morning and evening twilight when
the sun is below the horizon colouring the sky a deep blue. The poems
in this enchanting and magical collection reflect upon the mysteries, the joys and the
sorrows of human existence from both a personal and a universal perspective.
It is a journey that we all share in common, and these are poems that chart our shared
experience from dawn to sunset in a celebratory and life-affirming way.'
'His work is breathtaking, so very human and accessible'
- Heidi Nightengale, Publisher & Editor at Clare Songbirds Publishing House
'In the real way of a conversation that starts light and then dives deep Yates draws us into
topics of life and death, our connectedness to the earth, the wonder of the ocean, our past.
He surprises with some spectacular unexpected endings. Poems with what I have called
'Slap upside the head' last lines. Each a gem, shining stone or shell shard gleaned from
a winter beach during the long wait for spring. Collect one yourself.'
- Rachael Z. Ikins, Associate Editor, Clare Songbirds Publishing House.
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