A poignant collection of poems exploring childhood, nature, and faith through evocative imagery.
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A poignant collection of poems exploring childhood, nature, and faith through evocative imagery.
Frances White's many interests are revealed in this fine collection: the natural world, childhood, music, poetry, family and friends, religious faith, the wider world. Her achingly moving late poems underline her ability to be bracingly honest. Readers will be drawn to her evocations of childhood in Mountain Mist, 'We thought clouds were soft shape-shifters' and of adolescence in Dandelion Child, 'a lull/before hot summers/the rush of freedom/music in the air/wild flowers in our hair/and then th...
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Minor longing for romance mentioned in poetic imagery.
No violence or gore depicted.
No profanity or strong language depicted.
No substance use depicted.
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Moderate presence of religious faith as a recurring theme.
No fantasy magic or witchcraft depicted.
No occult or demonology content depicted.
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