These poems span two periods of the author's life: some were written and published in his thirties, others in his retirement. The earlier poems are more learned, allusive and tightly wrought, the later ones less formal in a style and perhaps easier to read. The earlier poems describe a period of great confusion and depression in the author's life, and dwell on the strange comfort given him by a particular place and church. The later ones retain the author's deep sense of place, but are much less troubled and more outward-looking. Poems of both periods reveal a deep love of nature, and a melancholy sense of time passing.

Poems of Summer and Winter

Literature & Fiction

David Singleton

Poetry

Grosvenor House Publishing Limited

Language Acquisition

Lisa Ryan

Ingram Publisher Services UK- Academic

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