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This new collection includes the best poems penned by British writer C. H. Sisson since God Bless Karl Marx! . His poems are marked by their use of rhymed quatrains, couplets, and other strict forms. The poems consider severe themes, including the old age of a man, a culture, and its institutions, and the difficulty of an comprehending an incarnate God.
64 pages, Paperback
First published March 1, 1991
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