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A Small Essay on the Largeness of Light and Other Poems

Daniel David Moses
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Year
2018
Language
English
Publisher
Exile Editions

About

A powerful exploration of Aboriginal life through poetry.
Thoughtful and passionate, this imaginative collection of poetry explores the many facets of the Aboriginal individual. Daniel David Moses delves into themes of perception, desire, youth, and aging, offering a unique perspective on native life.
Through meticulously crafted portraits, lyrics, satires, mythologies, and meditations, these poems invite readers to:

- Understand the complexities of Aboriginal identity and experiences
- Reflect on the human condition through an Indigenous lens
- Connect with nature and spirituality
This collection is perfect for readers of contemporary poetry, those interested in Aboriginal voices and experiences, and students of literature seeking insightful and moving verse.

Related Subjects

  • Indigenous Studies
  • Social Science
  • Adult Nonfiction
  • General
  • Canadian
  • Poetry

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