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3 of 3 people found the following review helpful:
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Enchanting!,
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This review is from: Enchantment (Paperback)
This is a lovely poetry collection, in which Morley draws on nature, one of his abiding themes, and his Romany heritage, retelling stories from traveller traditon, such as 'Hedgehurst' and 'Taken Away'. There is a stunning sequence about the different characters who make up a circus. The opening poem commemorates his friendship with Plath and Hughes' son Nicholas, who tragically took his own life. Morley, for my money, is a skilled poet whose work challenges the reader but is accessible with re-reading. This is not populist poetry, nor it is elitist. This is a complex book but there is much here to delight the general reader. One for poetry afficionados who like to dip in and out of thought-provoking and well written work.
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Morley as muse ...,
By Janarchy "Jacquie" (Blackpool Lancashire) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Enchantment (Paperback)
This is the best poetry book I have ever read. It is fun, it is moving, it is thought provoking, it is ... all the things poetry wasn't at school. ( Although I quite liked the one Browning wrote about a man strangling his lover with her hair. )This has no hair stranglers but skeleton brides and strange half hedgehog half man creations and more. It is clear David Morley is heir apparent as Romany laureate. Kushti!
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