Description
This new selection of Donald Davie’s poems spans six decades. It traces his protean trajectory from austere beginnings to riskier dislocations of shape and syntax, through to his extended late-meditations on form, content, and spirit. To apply his own critical definition of syntax, his is a poetic of articulate energy, the restless redistribution of force – an abiding resource and inspiration.






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The Literary Supplement No. 10: Geopology Is Our Measure: Section IX from Chapter 6 of Book of the Cranberry Islands
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