To Us, All Flowers Are Roses – POEMS
POEMS
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Product details:
- Publisher MO – University of Illinois Press
- Date of Publication 1 June 1995
- Number of Volumes Paperback
- ISBN 9780252064593
- Binding Paperback
- No. of pages88 pages
- Size 215x149x8 mm
- Weight 134 g
- Language English 0
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Long description:
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Writing in The Hudson Review,
David Mason has characterized Lorna Goodison's work as a ""revelation
to me, much of it beautiful for its simple negotiation of the line between
life and art.""
One of the most distinguished
contemporary poets of the Caribbean, Goodison draws on both African and
European inheritances in her finely crafted poems, which often carry a
sense of language's healing power in the face of the pain of the past.
She deals thematically with the struggle of Caribbean women and writes
in a fashion that has developed from conversational to more ritualistic.
From reviews of Goodison's
earlier works:
""The evocative power
of Lorna Goodison's poetry derives its urgency and appeal from the heart-and-mind
concerns she has for language, history, racial identity, and gender.""
Andrew Salkey -- World Literature Today
""A marvelous poet, one
to savor and to chant aloud.""
-- Pat Monaghan, Booklist
"
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David Mason has characterized Lorna Goodison's work as a ""revelation
to me, much of it beautiful for its simple negotiation of the line between
life and art.""
One of the most distinguished
contemporary poets of the Caribbean, Goodison draws on both African and
European inheritances in her finely crafted poems, which often carry a
sense of language's healing power in the face of the pain of the past.
She deals thematically with the struggle of Caribbean women and writes
in a fashion that has developed from conversational to more ritualistic.
From reviews of Goodison's
earlier works:
""The evocative power
of Lorna Goodison's poetry derives its urgency and appeal from the heart-and-mind
concerns she has for language, history, racial identity, and gender.""
Andrew Salkey -- World Literature Today
""A marvelous poet, one
to savor and to chant aloud.""
-- Pat Monaghan, Booklist
