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Out of the Ordinary: New Poems by Steven, Kenneth

Kenneth Steven is deeply rooted in the landscape of his native Highland Scotland and in his love of the Celtic Christian story. Natural and spiritual images abound and the interplay between them makes his poetry at once local and universal, the small and familiar revealing a glimpse of a vast and hidden divine reality This new collection includes poems based on everyday sights and experiences – autumn mornings, flights of birds, mountains and lochs, sunrise and moonrise colouring the landscape, creatures of the day and night making their shy appearances, memories of childhood and the exchanges of love. In addition, there are poems inspired by ancient abbeys and symbols of faith and sequences for Christmas and Easter.

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EAN	9781800830059
UPC	9781800830059
ISBN	9781800830059
Item Length	21.6 cm
Item Weight	0.1 kg
Publication Year	2020
Format	Paperback
Language	English
Book Title	Out of the Ordinary: New Poems
Item Height	216mm
Author	Kenneth Steven
Publisher	Saint Andrew Press
Topic	Religious History, Poetry
Item Width	135mm
Number of Pages	64 Pages

Kenneth Steven is deeply rooted in the landscape of his native Highland Scotland and in his love of the Celtic Christian story. Natural and spiritual images abound and the interplay between them makes his poetry at once local and universal, the small and familiar revealing a glimpse of a vast and hidden divine realityThis new collection includes poems based on everyday sights and experiences – autumn mornings, flights of birds, mountains and lochs, sunrise and moonrise colouring the landscape, creatures of the day and night making their shy appearances, memories of childhood and the exchanges of love. In addition, there are poems inspired by ancient abbeys and symbols of faith and sequences for Christmas and Easter.