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Thursday, September 12, 2013
Review of Sometimes Full of Daylight by Owen Lewis
Owen
Lewis in his first book, Sometimes Full of Daylight, hammers his poems into
place as life’s turbulence swirls about him. His clear-eyed, but always
passionate, words glint with strange grief-ridden insight from that
other-worldly and profound calmness he finds within the eye of his own personal
storm. He rails against the gods of this imperfect world and the irrationality
of their institutions. In short, like many of us, he tries to hold his family
and loved ones together, anchoring them, keeping them from spinning away into
the sparking sun and certain annihilation. For more of my review of Sometimes Full Of Daylight go here: http://dougholder.blogspot.com/2013/09/sometimes-full-of-daylight-poems-by.html
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