In 1983, the provocative and idiosyncratic Australian poet Les Murray published a volume entitled The People's Otherworld. At the heart of that middle volume of Murray's work is a poem about grace entitled Equanimity. Here, McCredden examines how does the poetry of Murray seek to represent the sacred.
History
Journal
Antipodes
Volume
19
Pagination
166 - 171
Location
Brooklyn, N.Y.
Open access
Yes
ISSN
0893-5580
Language
eng
Notes
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