In this follow-up to her acclaimed debut The Met Office Advises Caution, Rebecca Watts observes and tests the limits of humanitys engagement with the non-human. By turns lyrical and narrative, the poems examine familiar subjects – environmental crisis, hawks, hospitals, the sea, barbecues, flowers, Emily Dickinson – only to find their subjects staring, sometimes fighting, back. Nature and nurture, equally red in tooth and claw, power a book-long sparring match between the overthinking poet and the ever-thoughtless universe, between the crafts isolation and the worlds irrepressible variety. Gloves on and gloves off, the poets hands destroy and build, gather and scatter, caress and strike.
Author: Rebecca Watts
Format: Paperback / Soft Cover
Pages: 72
Size: Not Specified
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