9780888784018 - carrying the shadow von friesen, patrick (3 Ergebnisse)
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Zustand: New. Über den AutorrnrnPatrick Friesen is the author of Blasphemer s Wheel, winner of the Manitoba Book of the Year Award and runner-up for the Milton Acorn People s Poetry Award. A Broken Bowl was short-listed for the Governor General s Awar.
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Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - Patrick Friesen's newest collection is a haunting ode to the lives we have felt too briefly, known only in passing and yearn to hold still. While those who loved them keen softly between his lines, Friesen invokes their loss as one remembers a cool breath on the back of the neck, a faint shad…ow on a headstone, a watermark on the bedstand. With wisdom and beauty and invention, Friesen walks us through the graveyard of human kind where a symphony of voices still conduct the lives left behind long after they depart flesh for spirit. Intermingling prose poems and traditional free verse, Friesen both narrates and sings the stories of absence and forgetting, tales of lingering memory and fleeting love. With infinite candor and sensitivity, Friesen celebrates the lives of idols and iconoclasts, wives and widows, farmers and freeloaders. For anyone who has urged another title in the canon of Friesen's award-winning work, here is a collection worthy of accolade. Death has no dominion, but poetry has dominion over all.
