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Jay has a playfulness that actually acts to intensify the power and pathos on their poems.
The final line of the introduction “I hope your prayers are ancient, your songs are remnants, and your faith carries you home” feels like words Jim Cotter would have written.
Although it might almost be quicker to list the poems I didn’t tag, this are the ones I did…
An Almost Pilgrimage
The Martyrs of Compiegne
The Temptation of Simeon Theodochos
The Monk in the Bookshop
A Congregation of None
We Miraculous Specimens
In the Pit Beneath Caiaphas’ House
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