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Touch The Earth Poems On The Way Drew Jackson

SKU: BELL-51325442

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Publisher: InterVarsity Press

File Extension: EPUB

File size: 4.05 MB

Author: Drew Jackson

ISBN: 9781514002704, 1514002701

Language: English

Year: 2023

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Touch The Earth Poems On The Way Drew Jackson by Drew Jackson 9781514002704, 1514002701 instant download after payment.

“In Touch the Earth , Drew Jackson’s poetry offers a word-weary world a new language of engagement, disruption, and insight. As with all great poetry, the words are spare, but the literary images loom large, creating indelible impressions on the reader. Like echoes that reverberate long after the first sound, the poems stay with you, they dance with your spirit. After reading the poem ‘Shake the Dust,’ I am still considering a much broader definition of power , one no longer confined to the monarchs, governments, and oppressors but with a conscience as sticky as cling wrap that refuses to allow its memories to be shaken loose. This collection is a meditative treasure.”

Barbara Holmes, author of Joy Unspeakable: Contemplative Practices of the Black Church and Crisis Contemplation: Healing the Wounded Village