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9781870612371

The Language of Yes

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  • ISBN13:

    9781870612371

  • ISBN10:

    187061237X

  • Format: Paperback
  • Copyright: 1996-06-01
  • Publisher: Enitharmon Press
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Summary

One of the best-known and most highly regarded English poets of his generation. This new collection includes many references to his American experiences. In his title poem Crossley-Holland notes that the mainspring of affirmation is curiosity and wri

Author Biography

Kevin Crossley-Holland is a poet, translator from Anglo-Saxon and Carnegie Medal author for children. His new and selected poems, The Mountains of Norfolk, were published in the autumn of 2011, and he is the author of the bestselling Arthur trilogy, Gatty’s Tale and The Penguin Book of Norse Myths. His most recent book for children is Bracelet of Bones, in which a Viking girl travels from Norway to Constantinople, and he is the author of The Hidden Roads, a memoir of childhood praised by Rowan Williams. Kevin has worked with many composers, including Sir Arthur Bliss, William Mathias, Nicola LeFanu and Bob Chilcott, as well as with the artists Norman Ackroyd, John Lawrence and James Dodds and the photographer John Hedgecoe. With Lawrence Sail, he has edited two anthologies for Enitharmon Press: The New Exeter Book of Riddles and Light Unlocked: Christmas Card Poems. Kevin is spokesman for Look North More Often, the Trafalgar Square Christmas tree project sponsored by the Poetry Society and the Royal Norwegian Embassy. He is a Fellow of the Royal Society of Literature, Patron of the Society for Storytelling and of Publishing House Me, and an Honorary Fellow of St. Edmund Hall, Oxford. In 2011 he was awarded an Honorary Doctorate by Anglia Ruskin University. He has four children (Kieran, Dominic, Oenone and Eleanor) and he and his Minnesotan wife Linda live in north Norfolk.

Table of Contents

The Language of Yes
9(1)
Blue and Rising
10(1)
Eleanor's Advent
11(5)
Still Life: Eleanor with Field-Flowers
16(2)
Leaf-Girl
18(1)
A Prayer for Jade
19(1)
Portrait of a Daughter
20(2)
Walking on Water
22(2)
Pearls and Diamonds
24(2)
White Noise
26(1)
Airmail
27(1)
Making Light
28(1)
Middle-Aged Lovers
29(1)
First Promises
30(2)
Light Weather
32(2)
Words-in-Bed
34(1)
Because
35(1)
Counting her Steps
36(1)
In Old Age
37(1)
Of Clay and Syllables, and Air
38(2)
Time Is, Time Was, Time's Past
40(2)
From the Hall of the Autumn Prince
42(2)
The Fox and the Poet
44(1)
Translation Workshop
45(1)
Alfred in the Alps
46(2)
The Viking Field
48(2)
The Old Monk: Valle Crucis
50(1)
Scenes from Cathedral Life
51(2)
In Latter Days
53(1)
The Aldeburgh Band
54(2)
Footsore, in Search of a Chinese Cellist
56(2)
The Second Attendant
58(2)
Medicinal
60(1)
The Moon at Malaxa
61(1)
Heavy Weather in Hintertux
62(1)
Two Nocturnes from The Wildman
63(1)
Watercolour
64(1)
Notes on a Field-Map
65(1)
Coin
66(1)
East, West
67(1)
One End of Singing
68(1)
Anasazi Women
69(3)
Notes 72

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