ISBN: 9780063429451 - a bright and borrowed light: poems – intimate poetry offering catharsis, validation, and comfort (31 Ergebnisse)

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Hardback. Zustand: New. "A kaleidoscopic and finely-tuned voice full of acuity, wit, intelligence and, perhaps most importantly, a deep and defiant love for a world burning at its edges. I am so grateful to have come upon this true poet."  -Ocean VuongA gorgeous collection of poems exploring womanhood, sisterhood, love, loss, and longing, for people who find catharsis in poems, or people who have always wanted to read poetry, but don't know where to start."How little / love is. How worth everything." Such is the central theme of Courtney Kampa's sharp yet tender "Skin and Other Weapons," one in a collection of beautiful, intimate poems examining the little shared experiences that make us human. Courtney herself was the kind of person who made life better just for knowing her, and though she tragically passed in 2022, her work carries her brilliance and light forward. While Courtney is no longer here, her husband Will Anderson notes that converting readers to poetry was one of her greatest joys, and this collection will make a convert of any reader.Courtney wrote for the girls she was raised with and the women she was raised by. She wrote for herself-which is to say, she wrote for so many of us. In "Cartography," a group of friends dissects the end of a relationship with a woman who, through the telling, becomes "meaner now, and / more beautiful." In "The Rules" she writes "I don't believe in girlhood. I don't believe / we are ever small, or ever don't know what it is / we shouldn't know," challenging the sweetness and innocence constantly attributed to little girls who live in a world that is neither sweet nor innocent. In "The Cool Kids," the speaker, desperate to belong but horrified by what her peers require of her, wonders "if this is what it feels like / to be pinned down by the sky."Individually, each of these poems feels like advice from a friend who knows you deeply, and provides a sense of comfort and validation. Taken as a whole, the collection tells a larger story of growth-of the love and loss involved-and learning how to exist in the world. As accessible as they are transcendent, these poems will leave readers feeling as if they have been "anointed with a bright and borrowed light.".…

Hardback. Zustand: New. "A kaleidoscopic and finely-tuned voice full of acuity, wit, intelligence and, perhaps most importantly, a deep and defiant love for a world burning at its edges. I am so grateful to have come upon this true poet."  -Ocean VuongA gorgeous collection of poems exploring womanhood, sisterhood, love, loss, and longing, for people who find catharsis in poems, or people who have always wanted to read poetry, but don't know where to start."How little / love is. How worth everything." Such is the central theme of Courtney Kampa's sharp yet tender "Skin and Other Weapons," one in a collection of beautiful, intimate poems examining the little shared experiences that make us human. Courtney herself was the kind of person who made life better just for knowing her, and though she tragically passed in 2022, her work carries her brilliance and light forward. While Courtney is no longer here, her husband Will Anderson notes that converting readers to poetry was one of her greatest joys, and this collection will make a convert of any reader.Courtney wrote for the girls she was raised with and the women she was raised by. She wrote for herself-which is to say, she wrote for so many of us. In "Cartography," a group of friends dissects the end of a relationship with a woman who, through the telling, becomes "meaner now, and / more beautiful." In "The Rules" she writes "I don't believe in girlhood. I don't believe / we are ever small, or ever don't know what it is / we shouldn't know," challenging the sweetness and innocence constantly attributed to little girls who live in a world that is neither sweet nor innocent. In "The Cool Kids," the speaker, desperate to belong but horrified by what her peers require of her, wonders "if this is what it feels like / to be pinned down by the sky."Individually, each of these poems feels like advice from a friend who knows you deeply, and provides a sense of comfort and validation. Taken as a whole, the collection tells a larger story of growth-of the love and loss involved-and learning how to exist in the world. As accessible as they are transcendent, these poems will leave readers feeling as if they have been "anointed with a bright and borrowed light.".…

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Buch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware -'A kaleidoscopic and finely-tuned voice full of acuity, wit, intelligence and, perhaps most importantly, a deep and defiant love for a world burning at its edges. I am so grateful to have come upon this truepoet.'Ocean VuongA gorgeous collection of poems exploring womanhood, sisterhood, love, loss, and longing, for people who find catharsis in poems, or people who have always wanted to read poetry, but don't know where to start."How little / love is. How worth everything." Such is the central theme of Courtney Kampa's sharp yet tender "Skin and Other Weapons," one in a collection of beautiful, intimate poems examining the little shared experiences that make us human. Courtney herself was the kind of person who made life better just for knowing her, and though she tragically passed in 2022, her work carries her brilliance and light forward. While Courtney is no longer here, her husband Will Anderson notes that converting readers to poetry was one of her greatest joys, and this collection will make a convert of any reader.Courtney wrote for the girls she was raised with and the women she was raised by. She wrote for herselfwhich is to say, she wrote for so many of us. In "Cartography," a group of friends dissects the end of a relationship with a woman who, through the telling, becomes "meaner now, and / more beautiful." In "The Rules" she writes "I don't believe in girlhood. I don't believe / we are ever small, or ever don't know what it is / we shouldn't know," challenging the sweetness and innocence constantly attributed to little girls who live in a world that is neither sweet nor innocent.In "The Cool Kids," the speaker, desperate to belong but horrified by what her peers require of her, wonders "if this is what it feels like / to be pinned down by the sky."Individually, each of these poems feels like advice from a friend who knows you deeply, and provides a sense of comfort and validation. Taken as a whole, the collection tells a larger story of growthof the love and loss involvedand learning how to exist in the world. As accessible as they are transcendent, these poems will leave readers feeling as if they have been "anointed with a bright and borrowed light.".…

Buch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - 'A kaleidoscopic and finely-tuned voice full of acuity, wit, intelligence and, perhaps most importantly, a deep and defiant love for a world burning at its edges. I am so grateful to have come upon this truepoet.'Ocean VuongA gorgeous collection of poems exploring womanhood, sisterhood, love, loss, and longing, for people who find catharsis in poems, or people who have always wanted to read poetry, but don't know where to start."How little / love is. How worth everything." Such is the central theme of Courtney Kampa's sharp yet tender "Skin and Other Weapons," one in a collection of beautiful, intimate poems examining the little shared experiences that make us human. Courtney herself was the kind of person who made life better just for knowing her, and though she tragically passed in 2022, her work carries her brilliance and light forward. While Courtney is no longer here, her husband Will Anderson notes that converting readers to poetry was one of her greatest joys, and this collection will make a convert of any reader.Courtney wrote for the girls she was raised with and the women she was raised by. She wrote for herselfwhich is to say, she wrote for so many of us. In "Cartography," a group of friends dissects the end of a relationship with a woman who, through the telling, becomes "meaner now, and / more beautiful." In "The Rules" she writes "I don't believe in girlhood. I don't believe / we are ever small, or ever don't know what it is / we shouldn't know," challenging the sweetness and innocence constantly attributed to little girls who live in a world that is neither sweet nor innocent.In "The Cool Kids," the speaker, desperate to belong but horrified by what her peers require of her, wonders "if this is what it feels like / to be pinned down by the sky."Individually, each of these poems feels like advice from a friend who knows you deeply, and provides a sense of comfort and validation. Taken as a whole, the collection tells a larger story of growthof the love and loss involvedand learning how to exist in the world. As accessible as they are transcendent, these poems will leave readers feeling as if they have been "anointed with a bright and borrowed light.".…

Hardback. Zustand: New. "A kaleidoscopic and finely-tuned voice full of acuity, wit, intelligence and, perhaps most importantly, a deep and defiant love for a world burning at its edges. I am so grateful to have come upon this true poet."  -Ocean VuongA gorgeous collection of poems exploring womanhood, sisterhood, love, loss, and longing, for people who find catharsis in poems, or people who have always wanted to read poetry, but don't know where to start."How little / love is. How worth everything." Such is the central theme of Courtney Kampa's sharp yet tender "Skin and Other Weapons," one in a collection of beautiful, intimate poems examining the little shared experiences that make us human. Courtney herself was the kind of person who made life better just for knowing her, and though she tragically passed in 2022, her work carries her brilliance and light forward. While Courtney is no longer here, her husband Will Anderson notes that converting readers to poetry was one of her greatest joys, and this collection will make a convert of any reader.Courtney wrote for the girls she was raised with and the women she was raised by. She wrote for herself-which is to say, she wrote for so many of us. In "Cartography," a group of friends dissects the end of a relationship with a woman who, through the telling, becomes "meaner now, and / more beautiful." In "The Rules" she writes "I don't believe in girlhood. I don't believe / we are ever small, or ever don't know what it is / we shouldn't know," challenging the sweetness and innocence constantly attributed to little girls who live in a world that is neither sweet nor innocent. In "The Cool Kids," the speaker, desperate to belong but horrified by what her peers require of her, wonders "if this is what it feels like / to be pinned down by the sky."Individually, each of these poems feels like advice from a friend who knows you deeply, and provides a sense of comfort and validation. Taken as a whole, the collection tells a larger story of growth-of the love and loss involved-and learning how to exist in the world. As accessible as they are transcendent, these poems will leave readers feeling as if they have been "anointed with a bright and borrowed light.".…

Hardcover. Zustand: new. Hardcover. "A kaleidoscopic and finely-tuned voice full of acuity, wit, intelligence and, perhaps most importantly, a deep and defiant love for a world burning at its edges. I am so grateful to have come upon this true poet." Ocean VuongA gorgeous collection of poems exploring womanhood, sisterhood, love, loss, and longing, for people who find catharsis in poems, or people who have always wanted to read poetry, but dont know where to start.How little / love is. How worth everything. Such is the central theme of Courtney Kampas sharp yet tender Skin and Other Weapons, one in a collection of beautiful, intimate poems examining the little shared experiences that make us human. Courtney herself was the kind of person who made life better just for knowing her, and though she tragically passed in 2022, her work carries her brilliance and light forward. While Courtney is no longer here, her husband Will Anderson notes that converting readers to poetry was one of her greatest joys, and this collection will make a convert of any reader.Courtney wrote for the girls she was raised with and the women she was raised by. She wrote for herselfwhich is to say, she wrote for so many of us. In Cartography, a group of friends dissects the end of a relationship with a woman who, through the telling, becomes meaner now, and / more beautiful. In The Rules she writes I dont believe in girlhood. I dont believe / we are ever small, or ever dont know what it is / we shouldnt know, challenging the sweetness and innocence constantly attributed to little girls who live in a world that is neither sweet nor innocent. In The Cool Kids, the speaker, desperate to belong but horrified by what her peers require of her, wonders if this is what it feels like / to be pinned down by the sky.Individually, each of these poems feels like advice from a friend who knows you deeply, and provides a sense of comfort and validation. Taken as a whole, the collection tells a larger story of growthof the love and loss involvedand learning how to exist in the world. As accessible as they are transcendent, these poems will leave readers feeling as if they have been anointed with a bright and borrowed light. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

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Hardback. Zustand: New. "A kaleidoscopic and finely-tuned voice full of acuity, wit, intelligence and, perhaps most importantly, a deep and defiant love for a world burning at its edges. I am so grateful to have come upon this true poet."  -Ocean VuongA gorgeous collection of poems exploring womanhood, sisterhood, love, loss, and longing, for people who find catharsis in poems, or people who have always wanted to read poetry, but don't know where to start."How little / love is. How worth everything." Such is the central theme of Courtney Kampa's sharp yet tender "Skin and Other Weapons," one in a collection of beautiful, intimate poems examining the little shared experiences that make us human. Courtney herself was the kind of person who made life better just for knowing her, and though she tragically passed in 2022, her work carries her brilliance and light forward. While Courtney is no longer here, her husband Will Anderson notes that converting readers to poetry was one of her greatest joys, and this collection will make a convert of any reader.Courtney wrote for the girls she was raised with and the women she was raised by. She wrote for herself-which is to say, she wrote for so many of us. In "Cartography," a group of friends dissects the end of a relationship with a woman who, through the telling, becomes "meaner now, and / more beautiful." In "The Rules" she writes "I don't believe in girlhood. I don't believe / we are ever small, or ever don't know what it is / we shouldn't know," challenging the sweetness and innocence constantly attributed to little girls who live in a world that is neither sweet nor innocent. In "The Cool Kids," the speaker, desperate to belong but horrified by what her peers require of her, wonders "if this is what it feels like / to be pinned down by the sky."Individually, each of these poems feels like advice from a friend who knows you deeply, and provides a sense of comfort and validation. Taken as a whole, the collection tells a larger story of growth-of the love and loss involved-and learning how to exist in the world. As accessible as they are transcendent, these poems will leave readers feeling as if they have been "anointed with a bright and borrowed light.".…