Zero Hours - Couverture souple

Wilson, Rab

 
9781910745274: Zero Hours

Synopsis

Written mostly in Scots, Rab Wilson’s new collection is a timely comment on our climate of zero hours contracts and benefits sanctions. From social issues to politics, from the sublime to the absurd, Wilson homes in on the unique aspects of life in Scotland and sets out his poetic manifesto for our country’s future.


Ceci n'est pas Stonehenge’, this is the cosmos,

distilled to elemental rock and stone,

depicting that interstellar collision,

four billion years away, a chaos

of realignment unimaginable,

when all the worlds we knew or didn’t know

osmotically pass through each other like ghosts,

to form new galaxies intangible.


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À propos de l?auteur

RAB WILSON was born in New Cumnock, Ayrshire, in 1960 and worked in the Ayrshire pits until the end of the Miners’ Strike of 1984. He then left the mining industry to train as a psychiatric nurse in 1986. A Scots poet, Rab writes predomi-nantly in Lallans, and his poetry has appeared in some of Scotland’s leading poetry magazines, and regularly in The Herald newspaper’s daily poetry column. He has performed his work to varied audiences throughout Scotland and has appeared at the Edinburgh Festival, the Robert Burns International Festival, the Burns an a’ That Festival and was a featured poet at the Wigtown Book Festival.

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