Theodore Enslin, To an Unknown Shore
92p. ISBN 978-1-907489-09-9
Some things newfound already known. Yet can we know the same thing twice or, since the singing’s always new, sing the same song again? After all, there are things which must be said / not always in the words. Or why we need to hear these poems & why these poems need to be heard, to be sounded out of silence. How else know other eyes that open other ways to see? Such seeing sung in poems whose music knows the rock will smile / beyond the sight / of those who claim it. No one can so claim to own song for themselves – for it is everyone's. As ever with Ted, it leaves me breathless.
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Chris Torrance Reading
Chris Torrance, whose first large collection in several years, Path, will be published by Skysill, is reading in Cardiff on Tuesday 23 April (with Peter Finch, Kate North, and John Freeman) as part of an event celebrating "The British Poetry Revival in Wales" (at Owain Glyndwr, 10 St. Johns Street, Cardiff, CF10 1GL, 6:30. Contact ggoodwin[at]cardiffmet.ac.uk for further details).
