Hand Eithne (23 results)

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. From Monterey to Melbourne, Derry to Hook Head, these poems touch on universal and yet personal stories, shot through with energy, bound up in short, fresh forms. With a playfulness and a watchful eye on the smallest of things, this collection touches on the pain as well as the humour of everyday life.Tickle celebrates the beauty and fragility of our daily existence. These short poems are gannet-focused, with a velocity as impactful as a muffled gunshot. The reader is offered insightful, compassionate observations on the frailty of life and the sheer vibrancy of the natural world. **Manchan Magan **Effortlessly weaving together reflections on relationships and loss, place and language, Eithne Hands Tickle is a true pleasure to read. Engaging, humane and philosophical, and told in Hands witty and unmistakable voice, these poems capture the squirm, shiver and delight of life. Jessica TraynorFor this poet, everything has a voice to be heard: not only people but also objects, photographs, the physical body. The act of listening is a vital part of Eithne Hands poetics. Poetry Ireland Review Second poetry collection from Irish writer and TV/Radio producer. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. True voices abound in The Meek, Martin Dyar's second full-length collection of poems, throughout which a dramatically charged lyricism links environmental understanding with an emotive exploration of human experience and potential. The Meek is distinguished by the resonance and range of its stories, by its closeness to elemental landscape and wildlife, and by its moments of unforgettable insight and beauty. In one poem, " A Lockdown Fox," " The whole street felt acknowledged by the earth and longed for more." Elsewhere, in " A Merlin in the Sheeffrys," " There is a feeling that is equal to the land, / a sense of self that is the journey's length." And in the title sonnet, a powerful consideration of animal rights, one of Dyar's bruised and enigmatic characters arrives at " a cold acceptance of nature's cold view / that all of life is love misunderstood." Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. From Monterey to Melbourne, Derry to Hook Head, these poems touch on universal and yet personal stories, shot through with energy, bound up in short, fresh forms. With a playfulness and a watchful eye on the smallest of things, this collection touches on the pain as well as the humour of everyday life.Tickle celebrates the beauty and fragility of our daily existence. These short poems are gannet-focused, with a velocity as impactful as a muffled gunshot. The reader is offered insightful, compassionate observations on the frailty of life and the sheer vibrancy of the natural world. **Manchan Magan **Effortlessly weaving together reflections on relationships and loss, place and language, Eithne Hands Tickle is a true pleasure to read. Engaging, humane and philosophical, and told in Hands witty and unmistakable voice, these poems capture the squirm, shiver and delight of life. Jessica TraynorFor this poet, everything has a voice to be heard: not only people but also objects, photographs, the physical body. The act of listening is a vital part of Eithne Hands poetics. Poetry Ireland Review Second poetry collection from Irish writer and TV/Radio producer. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. From Monterey to Melbourne, Derry to Hook Head, these poems touch on universal and yet personal stories, shot through with energy, bound up in short, fresh forms. With a playfulness and a watchful eye on the smallest of things, this collection touches on the pain as well as the humour of everyday life.Tickle celebrates the beauty and fragility of our daily existence. These short poems are gannet-focused, with a velocity as impactful as a muffled gunshot. The reader is offered insightful, compassionate observations on the frailty of life and the sheer vibrancy of the natural world. **Manchan Magan **Effortlessly weaving together reflections on relationships and loss, place and language, Eithne Hands Tickle is a true pleasure to read. Engaging, humane and philosophical, and told in Hands witty and unmistakable voice, these poems capture the squirm, shiver and delight of life. Jessica TraynorFor this poet, everything has a voice to be heard: not only people but also objects, photographs, the physical body. The act of listening is a vital part of Eithne Hands poetics. Poetry Ireland Review Second poetry collection from Irish writer and TV/Radio producer. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condition: New.

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. True voices abound in The Meek, Martin Dyar's second full-length collection of poems, throughout which a dramatically charged lyricism links environmental understanding with an emotive exploration of human experience and potential. The Meek is distinguished by the resonance and range of its stories, by its closeness to elemental landscape and wildlife, and by its moments of unforgettable insight and beauty. In one poem, " A Lockdown Fox," " The whole street felt acknowledged by the earth and longed for more." Elsewhere, in " A Merlin in the Sheeffrys," " There is a feeling that is equal to the land, / a sense of self that is the journey's length." And in the title sonnet, a powerful consideration of animal rights, one of Dyar's bruised and enigmatic characters arrives at " a cold acceptance of nature's cold view / that all of life is love misunderstood." Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…