The singing of the world by Marc Tritsmans, translated by John Irons pet lovers I Want My Face BackÂ

I Want My Face Back (2009) and The Insomnia Poems (2017)

alongside poems of witty

which traces the fate of an inspirational explorer who could adapt to months of near-starvation in sub-zero Antarctica but not to later life back in civilisation

they enter the ranges of counting” and ends

The singing of the world by Marc Tritsmans, translated by John Irons pet lovers I Want My Face BackÂ"The optical dimension, the way the text is disposed on the page, is extremely important. The white is as important as the black both when reading aloud and on the page. I would suggest doing both. Training the eye will help train the mind (and the heart) to hear his world sing." (John Irons) "Not only the stability of form the poems have or the functional mingling of linguistic and stylistic registers, but also the thematic cohesion is, as mentioned,