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Invisible Light: Poems About God Book

Invisible Light : Hardback : Columbia University Press : 9780231120623 : 0231120621 : 25 Oct 2000 : Dealing with the subject of God, this anthology represents classic poets such as Donne, Herbert, Milton, Emerson, Tennyson, D H Lawrence, and others. It is divided into three sections: 'From God' (in God's voice, in the first person), 'To God' (generally prayers, addressed to God, in the second person), and 'About God' (in the third person).Read More

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    For the first time God is the subject of a poetry anthology in English. Among the classic poets represented in this collection are Donne, Herbert, Milton, Blake, Emerson, E. B. Browning, Tennyson, Dickinson, and Hopkins; among the twentieth-century poets, Thomas Hardy, D. H. Lawrence, Countee Cullen, Jessica Powers, John Berryman, Robert Lowell, Denise Levertov, Anne Sexton, Alicia Ostriker, and Kathleen Norris. From the chorus of these many poetic voices come stunning words, images, and insights -from Paul Murray´s depiction of "that needle´s eye / through which all the threads / of the universe are drawn" to Gwendolyn Brooks´s touching rumination on God as someone lonely, who "tires of being great / in solitude. Without a hand to hold." Invisible Light is divided into three sections: "From God" (in God´s voice, in the first person), "To God" (generally prayers, addressed to God, in the second person), and "About God" (in the third person). Witty, passionate, melancholic, sanguine, and ecstatic, the poems approach their single subject from the most diverse attitudes and perspectives. "The doubters, believers, lovers and philosophers, the anguished and flippant, submissive and prayerful, speak for us and about us," Diana Culbertson writes. "Through their words, we may possibly see God anew."

  • 0231120621
  • 9780231120623
  • D Culbertson
  • 8 November 2000
  • Columbia University Press
  • Hardcover (Book)
  • 200
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