- Browse Category
Subjects
We Begin at the EndLearn More - Choice Picks
- Top 100 Free Books
- Blog
- Recently Added
- Submit your eBook
2020-12-30 07:48:03
Bly has long been the voice of transcendentalism and meditative mysticism for his generation. Influenced by Emerson and Thoreau, inspired by spiritual traditions from Sufism to Gnosticism, his vision is “oracular” (Antioch Review). From the rich, earthy simplicity of Silence in the Snowy Fields (1962) to the wild yet intricately formal ghazals of My Sentence Was a Thousand Years of Joy (2005) and the striking richness and authority of Talking into the Ear of a Donkey (2011), Bly’s poetry is spiritual yet worldly, celebrating the uncanny beauty of the everyday. “I am happy, / The moon rising above the turkey sheds. // The small world of the car / Plunges through the deep fields of the night,” he writes in “Driving Toward the Lac Qui Parle River.” Here is a poet moved by the mysteries of the world around him, speaking the language of images in a voice brilliant and bold.
Less| Store | Availability | Book Format | Condition | Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| eBooks.com | In Stock | EPUB (encrypted) | EPUB (encrypted) | Buy CAD 24.95 |
| Indigo Books & Music | In Stock | Buy CAD 24.95 |
Sign up for free and start exploring thousands of eBooks today.
Sign up for free