Denise Levertov's Candles in Babylon evinces both the inner
strength gained by a life of social commitment and the quiet wisdom
born of solitude. The seventy-one poems in the book--her first full
collection since Life in the Forest (1978)-- are grouped into
several thematic sections that explore by turns the subtleties in
the shifting balance between our public and private selves, the
poet's voice ranging from the wry satire of her "Pig Dreams"
sequence to the resonant grandeur of her six-part "Mass for the Day
of St. Thomas Didymus." Behind it all is the gentle melancholy of
the title poem and the poet's vision of peace.
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