Quiet in a Quiet House Nathan Evans (Editor)

Quiet in a Quiet House Nathan Evans (Editor)Quiet in a Quiet House is a collection of poems about people and places no longer here. The landscape, whether Ireland, Italy, France, Japan, is characterised by quiet interrupted at points by keening, by gales of laughter, by rants. Memory cuts both ways, past and future. People are depicted as souls as in these lines about a woman shoring herself up to enter her own house: Not polite to barge in, but: theres the step, theres the door. It has to be

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