Full Description
The author's observations make this collection so special. Whether it concerns his parents, a painting, or indeed the weather, the seemingly unimportant is put under a lens. In just a few words a whole new world is exposed.
The poems have a remarkable rhythm, which acts like a personal fingerprint, and sucks you into the pulse of life, love and loss. And that is what remains of us.
Gary Day believes that writing poetry is a way of learning about yourself and of finding common ground with others.
The resulting collection is a deeply moving account of the meaning of life.
Contents
Incident, 1962
Night Drive
Putting Out the Rubbish
Weeding
Hanging Out the Washing
Snow Globe
Witness
Haworth
In Memoriam
Touch
What's App Love Chat
Seeing
Hall Park: Dead December Day
March
Am Dram
Unfinished
Moonglow
Van Gogh Exhibition (Tate, 2019)
Conversations about Art
Poetry Course (In memory of Peter Stileman)
Last holiday
Dream
Coral Reef
Cure
Messiah
Daffodils
Country Park: Spring Bank Holiday
Critic
The Art of Love
Snapshot
The Art of Perspective
The Waste Land Revisited
Not Cricket
Blessing
Watch Carefully
This Is a Poem
Snowdrops
Mystery Incident
Accident
Timetable
Entanglement
Bette Davis
Celestial Mechanics
No Exit
Homecoming
Autumn
Grapevine
Sunlight
Trees
