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The Green Notebook: Poems on Family, Relationships, Spirituality, Self-Enquiry, Recovery, Aca, Disruption, Death, Walking through the mirror and Cats

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by John Angell Grant

Author
John Angell Grant
Book Format
Paperback
Publisher
EYEPUBLISHEWE
Published
September 2023

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"The Green Notebook gives one the key to enter the extraordinary poetical world of John Angell Grant. It is a world constituted of the lyrical and the horrific, the serene and the troubled, the desired and the lost. It is a world forever in motion and the poet at its center is Whitmanian in his ceaseless engagement with everything coming his way. The encounters might result in a witty and off-the-cuff haiku or, just as likely, a sober and well-wrought sonnet. Versatility leads the way. The poems about his father are unforgettable in their anguish and the poems finding peace in the simplicity of the everyday are consoling. Above all, this collection gives us a poet fully present in a reality he has been given and which he redeems." -William M. Chace, Professor of English and President Emeritus of Emory University, author of The Political Identities of Ezra Pound and T.S. Eliot.