In Wind's Edge - Softcover

Ralph J Mills Jr

 
9781559211871: In Wind's Edge

Synopsis

In poetry that is spare, seductive, and visually compelling, Ralph Mills observes the natural world around him. Each poem here has a freshness and clarity that is like watching leaves flutter in the breeze. The combination of the poet's intense observations of nature and his daring use of line fragments conveys an elegant, concentrated emotional power.

"synopsis" may belong to another edition of this title.

Synopsis

Ralph Mills shows himself once again a master of the finely-tuned poem in his newest collection. Spare, seductive, and visually compelling, Mills observes the natural world around him with intensity. His is a poetry of perception, almost always viewed from indoors. His words describe sights and sounds, and his daring fine line fragments evoke the particulars of our existence. Each poem in Mill's new collection retains a freshness and clarity much like the experience of watching leaves in the sun, or clouds--the same, but always different. The intensity of the observation and brevity of form constitute a highly refined emotional elegance.

About the Author

Ralph J. Mills, Jr. is the author of numerous critical monographs, two volumes of essays and twelve books of poetry, most recently A Window in the Air (1993) and In Wind's Edge (1997) both published by Moyer Bell. Ralph Mills is professor emeritus of English at the University of Illinois, Chicago.

"About this title" may belong to another edition of this title.