Continuous Creation: Last Poems by Les Murray Sylvia Plath Sean O Riordain renewed poetry

Sean O Riordain renewed poetry in Irish by writing out of the modernist sense of alienation

with the producers of recent DVDs of Orff's operas later choosing to use Constantine’s texts for their English subtitles

broken hearts and enduring loves

Her poetry has little connection to poetic styles past or present in America

Continuous Creation: Last Poems by Les Murray Sylvia Plath Sean O Riordain renewed poetryAustralia's greatest and best loved poet, Les Murray (1938 2019) was awarded the Queen's Gold Medal for Poetry at the nomination of Ted Hughes (1999) and won the T. S. Eliot Award among many other distinctions. He is a poet of deep environmental commitment: born and raised on the land, he died at his farm in Bunyah in New South Wales. Continuous Creation is his last major offering, compiled in his final years at Bunyah and found there after his death.