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Voice Lessons

Name: Voice Lessons
Brand: Sagging Meniscus Press
SKU: 11040146
Price: 15.54 EUR
Availability: InStock
Author: John Tynan
ISBN: 9780986144509

John Tynan

Language

English

Book Paperback

Libristo code: 11040146

Publishers Sagging Meniscus Press, October 2015

Poetry. The voice of poet John Tynan in these VOICE LESSONS has a natural beauty all its own that is... Full description

Libristo code: 11040146

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Poetry. The voice of poet John Tynan in these VOICE LESSONS has a natural beauty all its own that is both an innate gift and a moral, as well as technical, achievement: fresh, unspoiled, casual and yet artful, never dry or contrived, always freely flowing, and of a sensibility so kind, humorous, and radically open to experience in its immediacy and depth, that it seems an inseparable, innate part of the poet's character; and yet, again and again, in his reflections, in his lyricism, the burden of experience and memory is acknowledged and overcome by a rededication of self to love and life. If there is a lesson in these LESSONS for his readers, it may be that spontaneity and immediate joy constitute not merely a state of being, but a creative act of becoming.