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Paperback. Condition: New. what if / I actually - am - a bird / my cupped hands / opening to release me. Phil Barnett's relationship with birds is so close that his poetry blurs the distinctions between himself and the birds - a kind of ornimorphology where rather than giving the birds human characteristics, the reverse happens, and he imagines himself as a bird. Phil Barnett is a photographer, writer, musician, artist and naturalist, who has a passion for the birds that kept him company through a long hard illness. His photography and poetry have quite a following on social media, which is where we found him, on The Daily Haiku. His skill as a photographer leads to an acute visual sensibility, and his slow recovery moves from a tick sheet his mother had to fill in for him, to extraordinary poetry - full of wit and wonder and spectacular language.…

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. what if / I actually am a bird / my cupped hands / opening to release me. Phil Barnett's relationship with birds is so close that his poetry blurs the distinctions between himself and the birds - a kind of ornimorphology where rather than giving the birds human characteristics, the reverse happens, and he imagines himself as a bird. Phil Barnett is a photographer, writer, musician, artist and naturalist, who has a passion for the birds that kept him company through a long hard illness. His photography and poetry have quite a following on social media, which is where we found him, on The Daily Haiku. His skill as a photographer leads to an acute visual sensibility, and his slow recovery moves from a tick sheet his mother had to fill in for him, to extraordinary poetry - full of wit and wonder and spectacular language. what if / I actually am a bird / my cupped hands / opening to release me. Phil Barnett's relationship with birds, in particular, is so close that his poetry blurs the distinctions between himself and the birds a kind of ornimorphology where rather than giving the birds human characteristics, the reverse happens, and he sometimes imagines himself as a bird. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. what if / I actually am a bird / my cupped hands / opening to release me. Phil Barnett's relationship with birds is so close that his poetry blurs the distinctions between himself and the birds - a kind of ornimorphology where rather than giving the birds human characteristics, the reverse happens, and he imagines himself as a bird. Phil Barnett is a photographer, writer, musician, artist and naturalist, who has a passion for the birds that kept him company through a long hard illness. His photography and poetry have quite a following on social media, which is where we found him, on The Daily Haiku. His skill as a photographer leads to an acute visual sensibility, and his slow recovery moves from a tick sheet his mother had to fill in for him, to extraordinary poetry - full of wit and wonder and spectacular language. what if / I actually am a bird / my cupped hands / opening to release me. Phil Barnett's relationship with birds, in particular, is so close that his poetry blurs the distinctions between himself and the birds a kind of ornimorphology where rather than giving the birds human characteristics, the reverse happens, and he sometimes imagines himself as a bird. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condition: New. what if / I actually - am - a bird / my cupped hands / opening to release me. Phil Barnett's relationship with birds is so close that his poetry blurs the distinctions between himself and the birds - a kind of ornimorphology where rather than giving the birds human characteristics, the reverse happens, and he imagines himself as a bird. Phil Barnett is a photographer, writer, musician, artist and naturalist, who has a passion for the birds that kept him company through a long hard illness. His photography and poetry have quite a following on social media, which is where we found him, on The Daily Haiku. His skill as a photographer leads to an acute visual sensibility, and his slow recovery moves from a tick sheet his mother had to fill in for him, to extraordinary poetry - full of wit and wonder and spectacular language.…

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Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - what if I actually - am - a bird my cupped hands opening to release me.Phil Barnett's relationship with birds, in particluar, is so close that his poetry blurs the distinctions between himself and the birds - a kind of ornimorphology where rather than giving the birds human characteristics, the reverse happens, and he occasionally imagines himself as a bird.Phil is a photographer, writer, musician, artist, and naturalist, who has a passion for the birds that kept him company through a long hard illness. His photography and poetry have quite a following on social media, which is where we found him, on The Daily Haiku. His skill as a photographer leads to an acute visual sensibility, and his slow recovery moves from a tick sheet his mother had to fill in for him, to extraordinary poetry - full of wit and wonder, and spectacular language.Birds Knit my Ribs Together is a heart-clenchingly beautiful healing in words. Birds, nature and man exist as one in this stunning collection. Reading these powerful poems is a meditative journey from a 'lost jigsaw piece of sky [.] with scar tissue dreams' and 'eyes like a drowned village' ('Wounds') to 'on every twig of every branch / buds, tiny resurrections' ('A willow's word'), taking in many wonders along the way.Sarah James; poet, fiction writer and journalist These poems are windows onto moments of a life steeped in nature. At once perceptive and full of wonder, they captivate with a uniqueness and vibrancy, just as the sudden surprise of birds can startle us from our myopic existence.Jane Lovell, poet An arresting, sensory, acutely observed and deeply poignant poetry. There is a uniquely tender and magical alchemy here that is instantly enchanting, between the sharing of a personal narrative around a debilitating illness and the transformative power of being in nature, pertinently amongst birds. Here is an exciting and imaginative poetic voice that is soft yet powerful - utterly beautiful.Amanda White, The Daily Haiku Phil Barnett refreshes our sense of wonder at the natural world, his poems both tender and playful are like secrets shared.Charlotte Keatley, playwright The poems reside in nature but Phil resides within them and their flesh is readable. It's like he's tattooed them on his chest.Chris Packham, Naturalist and TV Presenter.…

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Birds Knit My Ribs Together | Phil Barnett | Taschenbuch | Englisch | 2024 | Arachne Press | EAN 9781913665913 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, 36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr[at]libri[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu Print on Demand.