The Bunny Poems give us a 'localised sensation' of twentieth-century rural existence. They re-connect us with the land as a deep, mirroring presence; the double-edged properties of plants; creature-sense; and the animal face each human carries. At the same time, the poems are an acute acknowledgement of absence; in speech, understanding and relationship.
The Bunny Poems give us a 'localised sensation' of twentieth-century rural existence. They re-connect us with the land as a deep, mirroring presence; the double-edged properties of plants; creature-sense; and the animal face each human carries. At the same time, the poems are an acute acknowledgement of absence; in speech, understanding and relationship.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
David Caddy is a writer, critic, editor, and poetry mentor. He has published books of poetry, essays, and travel writing, and has edited the international literary journal, Tears in the Fence since 1984. He leads a regular poetry workshop, a mentoring and critical service, teaches writing and critical reading at Bryanston School, and has directed the annual Tears in the Fence Festival since 2011. He has given readings, talks and workshops internationally since 1994, and is widely regarded as a leading authority on English poetry. His current research interests include multilingual poetry, environmental poetry, and primitive poetry.
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