Child Eating Snow

“Child Eating Snow” by David Wevill is a collection of lyric poems published by Exile Editions, Ltd. in 1994. This first edition, consisting of 111 pages, is presented in English and showcases the distinctive voice of one of Canada’s notable poets. The poems delve into themes of memory, providing a reflective exploration that seeks to transcend the present and inform the future.
Readers will find that the collection emphasizes an elegiac quality, inviting contemplation on the nature of memory and its impact on life. The work aligns with subjects such as literary criticism and poetry, offering insights into both American and Canadian poetic traditions. Through Wevill’s unique perspective, the collection serves as a thoughtful examination of how past experiences shape our understanding of the present and future.
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Written by one of Canada’s most distinctive poets, this collection of lyric poems, elegiac in their exploration of memory, offers a way of transcending the present and informing the future.
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