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The Girl Who Forgets How to Walk

The Girl Who Forgets How to Walk

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General Poetry

ISBN10: 190805851X
ISBN13: 9781908058515
Publisher: Penned In The Margins
Published: Jun 12 2018
Pages: 88
Weight: 0.27
Height: 0.21 Width: 5.50 Depth: 8.50
Language: English

The Girl Who Forgets How to Walk captures the precariousness and fragility of life LUKE KENNARD We never speak of it, but here we know the land
can't be trusted

Kate Davis writes magical realist poems born of the hills, marshes and coastal edgelands of south Cumbria. In this remarkable first collection, tarns, limekilns and abandoned pits become portals into a dark, interior world. A woman levitates above a building site; earth slips and fault-lines open up beneath the town; the sea hides 'a gob of virus'. The moving title sequence tells the story of a young girl with polio who struggles to find her feet - and her voice - in an unforgiving landscape where 'the ground cannot be trusted'.

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