Following "The Guidman's Daughter" with his poems on Mary, Queen of
Scots, Marsh begins this new collection with a sequence exploring
the life and times of John Knox, locating this ambivalent figure in
the turmoil of the Scottish Reformation. Marsh moves via Kepler and
Darwin into a celebration of nature, searching within our secular
world to 'find a language' to render its mystery and concludes by
touching on the great challenges we now face. Our striving to
understand the nature of things hints, perhaps, at the possibility
of a different kind of redemption.
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