Silver Branch: Bardic Poems & Letters to a Young Bard

Kevan Manwaring

Silver Branch: Bardic Poems & Letters to a Young Bard
Format
Paperback
Publisher
Awen Publications
Country
United Kingdom
Published
19 August 2018
Pages
312
ISBN
9781906900427

Silver Branch: Bardic Poems & Letters to a Young Bard

Kevan Manwaring

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What does it mean to write and perform bardic poetry in the twenty-first century? This monumental collection, from the author of The Bardic Handbook and The Way of Awen, brings together 25 years of selected verse to explore that challenge. The diverse range of poems can be enjoyed for their own sake and will also inspire others to craft and voice their own creative responses to identity, ecology, and community, grounded in the body, the land, and conviction. Silver Branch includes an introduction to the author’s practice as a performance poet, originally published as Speak Like Rain, along with the Bardic-Chair-winning poem Spring Fall; Bio*Wolf; Green Fire; Dragon Dance; The Taliesin Soliloquies; Thirteen Treasures; poems from the stage shows Arthur’s Dream, Robin of the Wildwood, Return to Arcadia, and Song of the Windsmith; plus more recent bardic poems and songs.

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