Invocation
I thought now that I am old you would not come to dwell in my imagination. Before you brought dreamtime, escape renewal of the real and words to give it shape. I did not think...
I thought now that I am old you would not come to dwell in my imagination. Before you brought dreamtime, escape renewal of the real and words to give it shape. I did not think...
Who has seen the blackthorn gift of the lengthening evenings? Pledging another spring it mantles the edge of the wood and white as the ghost of March flowers by the edge of the road. Whose...
However, it is not at first clear whom this book is aimed at, nor what its purpose is. Although Mr Horan appears impressively well-read across many different fields, he fails to bridge the gap between...
Email: oliver@essame.clara.net sof 71 May 2005 18 Kathleen McPhilemy reviews Against the Flow: Education, the arts and postmodern culture by Peter Abbs Routledge Falmer. London 2003. 173 pages. £24.99. ISBN 0415297923 reviews I approached Peter...
Kathleen McPhilemy reviews At the Edge of Light by Lynne Wycherley Shoestring Press. 2003. 58pp. £7.95. ISBN 1899549897. reviews sof 69 January 2005 Repeatedly, in Wycherley’s poetry we sense a reaching out to a reality...
A Sequence for Iraq by Kathleen McPhilemy Tenebrae (Darkness) is the name given to the service of Matins and Lauds in the Catholic Church for the three days before Easter: Maundy Thursday, Good Friday, Holy...