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Louder Prayers: Seventy-one poems
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Louder Prayers: Seventy-one poems in Grande Prairie, AB
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Louder Prayers: Seventy-one poems in Grande Prairie, AB
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Full Description To some extent Louder Prayers resembles an earlier anthology of my work entitled ' Gain of Function ', with its reliance on new poetry, some of it first published on the internet. Yet it also has a strong relationship to my previous volume called ' Summer With The Gods ' - where this new book asks for ' Louder Prayers ' combined with a further search around the edges - those still unexplored areas not quite touched on before. It is certainly a further development of my writing style, and although its physical presentation is designed to give the feel of a prayer book, it is an honest proposition and not in any way disrespectful, sarcastic or facetious. Another strength of these poems is a legitimate need to touch on a number of social issues - coming at them in abstract ways. Since I do not favour any political or social leaning, there is no attempt to sway the reader. Yet I feel my observations, political or religious, need at least to be aired - or what's the point? In no way is my work an exercise in demonstrating pc notions or pseudo-religious guidance, but words must be allowed to identify potential problems and quasi current situations in a critical or merely heuristic sense.
Full Description To some extent Louder Prayers resembles an earlier anthology of my work entitled ' Gain of Function ', with its reliance on new poetry, some of it first published on the internet. Yet it also has a strong relationship to my previous volume called ' Summer With The Gods ' - where this new book asks for ' Louder Prayers ' combined with a further search around the edges - those still unexplored areas not quite touched on before. It is certainly a further development of my writing style, and although its physical presentation is designed to give the feel of a prayer book, it is an honest proposition and not in any way disrespectful, sarcastic or facetious. Another strength of these poems is a legitimate need to touch on a number of social issues - coming at them in abstract ways. Since I do not favour any political or social leaning, there is no attempt to sway the reader. Yet I feel my observations, political or religious, need at least to be aired - or what's the point? In no way is my work an exercise in demonstrating pc notions or pseudo-religious guidance, but words must be allowed to identify potential problems and quasi current situations in a critical or merely heuristic sense.




















