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A lifetime of poetry from one of England's finest voices, exploring landscape, music, and the human condition.

In Was and Is, Neil Powell presents a carefully curated selection of poems from across his fifty-year career. This collection offers a unique perspective on a life lived through poetry, arranged chronologically to reveal recurring themes in changing lights. From the beauty of the English landscape and seascape to the power of music and the complexities of friendship, Powell's poems resonate with both playfulness and profound reflection.

This volume invites readers to explore:

The ever-present themes of landscape and seascape
The profound influence of music and poetry
The enduring bonds of friendship and the inevitable sting of loss
Reflections on mortality and the passage of time

Was and Is is a testament to the power of poetry to illuminate the human experience, offering solace, insight, and a renewed appreciation for the world around us. Perfect for readers seeking meaningful and beautifully crafted verse.

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