be proud of what they've achieved and let go of the things they can't control as they head off to sleep
now with a new introduction from the authorToru Okada's cat has disappearedHis wife is growing more distant every day
and plum blossom
contrasts the splendours and frivolities of the English upper classes with the sombre over-hang of the First World War and the irresistible complications of deadly familial relationships - with just the right amount of international intrigue thrown in
Song Of The Shadow Of A Seed Love be proud of what they'veLuisa Mitchell 128 pages, paperback Seeds are sacred. They are the minutiae of all life, along with Boodjar (Country), Beeliar (rivers), women, and all bodies and vessels that carry living things. Mitchells debut collection is divided into different cycles around the life of a seed elders, memory, language, hunger, burning, flowering, flight and the poems within reflect the ways in which a seed, a person and a nation can contain the long history of