The Light Of Day (I)

De: Jonathan Finch

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

Prize-winning poet Jonathan Finch has collected some poems which he never submitted for the appraisal of editors and has published them via KDP and Createspace. Poems which editors approved of, liked and published can be read in "Poems People Liked (1)" and "Poems People Liked (2)". In this series, "The Light Of Day", previously unpublished verse can be read and assessed by poetry-lovers everywhere. Finch's poems cover a variety of subjects like family, nature, society, criminality and the loss of positive direction. Although his muse is generally speaking silent these days, "The Light Of Day (I)" contains some recent work, commissioned by the composer Marcus Tristan. The poems in "The Light Of Day (I)" are sometimes lyrical, they rely on carefully chosen rhythms, rhyme is often present, and metre makes itself felt. Diverse verse with many themes and wide appeal, the series "The Light Of Day" hopes to shed light on poetry put away for many years in files and drawers where it languished for want of sunshine and light.