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the autobiographical poems of Progeny of Air
whose land is it
Its beauty lies in its ability to convey complex ideas through concrete images that work on the reader both sensually and intellectually
but instead of approaching song’s recognition and resolution they push towards the unfamiliar
‘The pleasure I have gained from new Scottish genius William Letford’s poems
Poems by Henri Alain-Fournier, trans. Costello, Howell & Marsh Andrew Taylor the autobiographical poems of ProgenyAlain Fourniers poems, while relatively few, are one of the small pearls washed up in the maelstrom of early twentieth century France. Best known for his novel Le Grand Meaulnes, a posthumous classic, Alain Fournier was killed in battle in 1914. His poems suspend a pre war French idyll of warm evenings and rained on orchards, silk banded straw hats, lamp lit farmhouses and young love reaching out in the frightening dark, with timid fingers. His lines
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