Naming of the Bones by John F. Deane C. Perricone bleeding world in which 'all

bleeding world in which 'all flesh is grass' and language is matter

The poems in Mother Muse move boldy and range widely

to ‘purify the dialect of the tribe

or a mirror

this generous selection of poetry by women with an emphasis on twentieth-century poetry in English features poets from the USA

Naming of the Bones by John F. Deane C. Perricone bleeding world in which 'allThe poems in Naming of the Bones touch on Christian values and work towards a significant faith, at the same time focusing on the wonders of an evolving cosmos. The poems delight in the things of the earth, suggesting a secular Christianity. They hope justice will overcome human greed and violence, while they assent to the seasons developing of our landscapes and the beauty and dangers of our place in creation. The sequence 'Like the Dewfall' works