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'This book of poems is for all of us who go through illness, deal with doctors, hospitals, and experiences such as bereavement and ageing, and who struggle to find language to describe the suffering we have to go through. Medical language baffles and alienates us. It's a harsh, unforgiving vocabulary that often seems to bear no relationship to our own emotional predicament. In this uplifting anthology we see how poetry can give us metaphors and images to help us understand our feelings and communicate them to people around us. This is a book that should be in every waiting-room, and should be by the bed of every GP and consultant. It may inspire you to write poetry, and also help you to find order in the chaos of ill health. By giving us words, poetry can help cure us.' - Julia Darling & Cynthia Fuller… (altro)
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This collecting is all good and really nicely put together. I did, somehow, approach this expecting it to cure me of all my ailments, in some undefined and presumably miraculous way. Sadly it didn't live up to my supernatural expectations, but it was still a good read. A few sections and pieces were brilliant, I guess everyone would get something good from different part of this (just don't expect a panacea). Really nice to see Tony Harrison in there and a couple of other new authors for me to explore. ( )
'This book of poems is for all of us who go through illness, deal with doctors, hospitals, and experiences such as bereavement and ageing, and who struggle to find language to describe the suffering we have to go through. Medical language baffles and alienates us. It's a harsh, unforgiving vocabulary that often seems to bear no relationship to our own emotional predicament. In this uplifting anthology we see how poetry can give us metaphors and images to help us understand our feelings and communicate them to people around us. This is a book that should be in every waiting-room, and should be by the bed of every GP and consultant. It may inspire you to write poetry, and also help you to find order in the chaos of ill health. By giving us words, poetry can help cure us.' - Julia Darling & Cynthia Fuller
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A few sections and pieces were brilliant, I guess everyone would get something good from different part of this (just don't expect a panacea).
Really nice to see Tony Harrison in there and a couple of other new authors for me to explore. (