Camouflage / Beverliey Braune.

By:

Braune, Beverliey, 1954-

Analytics: Show analyticsPublication details: Newcastle upon Tyne [England] : Bloodaxe Books, 1998.Description: 64 unnumbered pages ; 22 cmContent type:

text

Media type:

unmediated

Carrier type:

volume

ISBN:

185224271X
9781852242718

Subject(s):

Genre/Form:

Poetry.

Additional physical formats: Camouflage.DDC classification:

811 21
821 21

LOC classification:

PR9265.9.B718 C36 1998

Available additional physical forms:

Also issued online.

Contents:

A page from a dream diary -- 'Blue Bird, Blue Bird in and out the window ... ' -- The fisherman's daughter dreams -- Dido -- When I want to be happy -- It was just the wind -- No Fixed Addressee -- Mnemosyne Relentless -- The First Place: Regret -- The Second Place: Desire -- The Third Place: Loss -- The Fourth Place: The Beest -- The Fifth Place: Anger -- The Sixth Place: Pity -- The Seventh Place: Acting -- Beyond: Bars -- The Fig Tree -- Lunching with Friends -- Good Males -- Ma Donna -- Busy for Sixty -- Nirvana -- Pelicans -- Half a pond is missing -- Private Concerto -- Forgetfulness -- Just dessert -- TV Snow -- Falling Down -- Transformation.

Summary: "In Camouflage, poetry reveals what the heart masks and the mind conceals. Beverliey Braune's particular territory, as Mervyn Morris has said, is that of the unapparent sense' (a line by kindred spirit A. L. Hendriks), for her poems evoke 'levels of consciousness which are beyond or beneath the levels at which we ordinarily live'. In Camouflage, her explorations of that territory have become both wider and deeper, charting a personal search for ideal beauty in the modern world, whose goal, as in an archetypal quest, transforms itself into self-discovery."--BOOK JACKET.

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Poems.

Also issued online.

"In Camouflage, poetry reveals what the heart masks and the mind conceals. Beverliey Braune's particular territory, as Mervyn Morris has said, is that of the unapparent sense' (a line by kindred spirit A. L. Hendriks), for her poems evoke 'levels of consciousness which are beyond or beneath the levels at which we ordinarily live'. In Camouflage, her explorations of that territory have become both wider and deeper, charting a personal search for ideal beauty in the modern world, whose goal, as in an archetypal quest, transforms itself into self-discovery."--BOOK JACKET.

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