Now, Then Rex Haigh from ancient to modern times

from ancient to modern times Freedom is far from straightforward as a topic of comparative theology

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Now, Then Rex Haigh from ancient to modern timesIllusions and delusions, joys and jokes, mysteries of memory and temporal paradox figure in Andrew McNeillie's collection. Here are sequences of bird poems, and tree poems, lines from an autobiography, lines from America, and poems about old age, in elegiac, ironic, and even vitriolic mode. These poems are about being and longing, belonging and not belonging in the world, past or present, now or then. They are about having and not having a home to go