Learning to Have Lost

Learning to Have Lost

Learning to Have Lost

Oz Hardwick

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Editorial:
Recent Work Press
Año de edición:
2019
Materia
Poesía
ISBN:
9780648553748
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Oz Hardwick’s collection of prose poems Learning to have lost  the passing of time, memory, old age, illness, death and how these resonate and move within and around each other . True to form, Hardwick achieves a sense of a musical refrain and rhythm underpinning and connecting this absorbing collection. While the subject matter is weighty and the pain from the litany of loss candidly expressed, a resolute humour asserts itself throughout that is sometimes sinister, sometimes surreal, often surprising and enormously engaging.

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