Whatever the Sea
$38.72 AUD
Approx $27.10 USD
Approx $27.10 USD
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age has drifted down / imperceptibly, like dust
Age comes to us all. It is not a unique phenomenon, but it is personal, and it can be perplexing. Poetry gives us a fresh way to think about growing
older, and these poems, introduced by Sally Magnusson, celebrate maturity, widen perspectives and confront the inevitable..
The poets acknowledge the advent of age, in rueful or upbeat mode, celebrate the bonuses of friendship and late love, survey the weaknesses of
body and mind with black humour, and face the final destination with indomitable spirit.
Whatever the Sea: Scottish poems for growing older, edited by Lizzie MacGregor, is published in association with the Scottish Poetry Library and
with support from the Baring Foundation. It includes poems by Edwin Morgan, Stewart Conn, Alison Prince, Douglas Dunn, Vicki Feaver and Diana
Hendry.
age has drifted down / imperceptibly, like dust
Age comes to us all. It is not a unique phenomenon, but it is personal, and it can be perplexing. Poetry gives us a fresh way to think about growing
older, and these poems, introduced by Sally Magnusson, celebrate maturity, widen perspectives and confront the inevitable..
The poets acknowledge the advent of age, in rueful or upbeat mode, celebrate the bonuses of friendship and late love, survey the weaknesses of
body and mind with black humour, and face the final destination with indomitable spirit.
Whatever the Sea: Scottish poems for growing older, edited by Lizzie MacGregor, is published in association with the Scottish Poetry Library and
with support from the Baring Foundation. It includes poems by Edwin Morgan, Stewart Conn, Alison Prince, Douglas Dunn, Vicki Feaver and Diana
Hendry.
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