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The poems in this anthology examine hierarchy
the problem of poverty and the problem of war
a tablet with a little
while preserving the succession of ideas and images and rendering the rhythm
presents us with the work of five highly individual poets of the younger generation together with that of one of the most influential figures of their parents' generation
An Arbitrary Light Bulb by Ian Duhig<br><b>Poetry Book Society Winter 2024 Choice</b><br> Lieke Marsman The poems in this anthologyAn Arbitrary Light Bulb is Ian Duhigs most personal collection of poems to date. It takes its title from the most common type of household bulb yet one whose name is virtually unknown, like many people these poems celebrate. Duhig finds in the arbitrary an image for the randomness of inspiration and of life, haunted here by deaths of family and friends. He laments the lost but also responds to the glories of our existence, especially among the
