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Symbols of Plenty: Selected Poems
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Symbols of Plenty: Selected Poems

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Symbols of Plenty is the tenth published collection of verse by Ruth Bidgood, one of today’s leading Anglo-Welsh poets. It includes her celebratory Hymn to Sant Ffraid, or St Brigid as she is more widely known, which was originally commissioned for broadcast by BBC Radio Wales. Published here in its entirety for the first time, it brings into view a whole new dimension of her work. Weaving together the complex strands of myth and legend that surround this sixth century saint, it is an insightful and articulate statement of Celtic faith and belief.

Five poetic sequences follow, chains of short poems focusing on themes that are central to Ruth Bidgood’s writing - landscape, the myriad small events of everyday experience, the renewing power of memory in both private and public life.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Canterbury Press Norwich
Country
United Kingdom
Date
21 November 2006
Pages
128
ISBN
9781853117527

Symbols of Plenty is the tenth published collection of verse by Ruth Bidgood, one of today’s leading Anglo-Welsh poets. It includes her celebratory Hymn to Sant Ffraid, or St Brigid as she is more widely known, which was originally commissioned for broadcast by BBC Radio Wales. Published here in its entirety for the first time, it brings into view a whole new dimension of her work. Weaving together the complex strands of myth and legend that surround this sixth century saint, it is an insightful and articulate statement of Celtic faith and belief.

Five poetic sequences follow, chains of short poems focusing on themes that are central to Ruth Bidgood’s writing - landscape, the myriad small events of everyday experience, the renewing power of memory in both private and public life.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Canterbury Press Norwich
Country
United Kingdom
Date
21 November 2006
Pages
128
ISBN
9781853117527