D.J. Enright needs little introduction as one of the finest poets writing today. He "is a major poet who quietly but insistently reminds us that civilization still matters" . Collected Poems 1987 replaces Enright's earlier collection and represents all the work the poet wishes to retain.
This volume includes three verse sequences in full, The Terrible Shears , Paradise Illustrated and A Faust Book , to which is now added the most recent, Instant Chronicles . A substantial group of recent poems brings the volume up to date.
D.J. Enright needs little introduction as one of the finest poets writing today. He "is a major poet who quietly but insistently reminds us that civilization still matters" . Collected Poems 1987 replaces Enright's earlier collection and represents all the work the poet wishes to retain.
This volume includes three verse sequences in full, The Terrible Shears , Paradise Illustrated and A Faust Book , to which is now added the most recent, Instant Chronicles . A substantial group of recent poems brings the volume up to date.