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Track & Trace

Name: Track & Trace
Brand: Biblioasis
SKU: 09245834
Price: 5357 HUF
Availability: InStock
Author: Zachariah Wells
ISBN: 9781897231586

Zachariah Wells

Language

English

Book Paperback

Libristo code: 09245834

Publishers Biblioasis, October 2009

The poems in Zachariah Wells' second collection range from childhood to dimly foreseen events in the... Full description

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The poems in Zachariah Wells' second collection range from childhood to dimly foreseen events in the future; they idle on all three of Canada's coasts, travel the open road, take walks in the city and pause on the banks of country streams and ponds. Using an eclectic array of techniques and forms, from haiku to a crown of sonnets, in a voice that is personal but never private, Wells sketches a fragmentary biography of a life in progress, a study of post-industrial nomadic restlessness in a rootless age. Both elegiac and celebratory, "Track & Trace" considers how we live, how we shape our lives, and how we are eroded and drifted by time and circumstance.