. . . if you save me I will love you is that not a good and fair bargain ~ Joseph Campbell, the great mythologist of the twentieth century, explored and interpreted the enduring patterns of myth - from the Hero's Journey to the many masks through which human experience is expressed. His work revealed the deeper meanings embedded in everyday life. Frank Prem continues his poetic engagement with Campbell's ideas, extending the dialogue begun in Part I. Drawn from a close reading of his essays and lectures, these poems do not explain so much as respond - allowing ideas to unfold, intersect, and resonate across a broader imaginative landscape. Waking The Shadow: Part II completes the first volume of the series, carrying the conversation outward - into shared experience, cultural reflection, and the evolving relationship between personal insight and the wider world. ~ a ritual is required to quell the killing frenzy let us pray . . .
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Frank Prem has been a storytelling poet for more than forty years. He spent his professional working life as a psychiatric nurse within the public mental health system in Victoria, Australia.His poetry has appeared in magazines, e-zines, and anthologies in Australia and internationally. He has performed and recorded widely in spoken word settings and has published more than thirty poetry collections.Prem is an Adjunct Research Associate with the School of Education at Charles Sturt University. He lives with his wife in the historic township of Beechworth in north-east Victoria.Website: www.frankprem.com
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