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All of Elizabeth Jennings's later poetry has been an act of prayer and praise. Things are no longer overlooked, the daily world is suffused with another light, ancient and steadily sourced. Her works are of a writer endlessly curious about the human creature and its spiritual dimensions.
In her long experimental poem Concerning History from her 1998 collection Praises, Elizabeth Jennings asks, Does history tell love-stories?. The answer as she, like her mentor Robert Graves, knows is yes, if the poet listens carefully, out of crisis, out of innocence and out of religious faith emerge love stories. Like Rilke, her task is to praise, as a lover praises, the things made, the makers and the Maker.
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In her long experimental poem Concerning History from her 1998 collection Praises, Elizabeth Jennings asks, Does history tell love-stories?. The answer as she, like her mentor Robert Graves, knows is yes, if the poet listens carefully, out of crisis, out of innocence and out of religious faith emerge love stories. Like Rilke, her task is to praise, as a lover praises, the things made, the makers and the Maker.
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