Ligaments by Tristan Moss Roald Dahl and Cecilia Vicuña

and Cecilia Vicuña

A shadowy figure in her childhood

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a declaration that life

At the margins of this diminished community are those who are barely tolerated by the affluent villagers - the old

Ligaments by Tristan Moss Roald Dahl and Cecilia VicuñaI was won over by these simple evocations of innocence and experience because of their sharply focused, visual quality. Moss has a gift for letting an image do the talking.Annie Fisher (in Happenstances Sphinx) so many of his poems go beyond the clever to speak of something tender and true.George Simmer (Editor of Snakeskin)The imagery catches us by surprise, as the poems unfold in stripped down yet evocative narratives, which linger in the mind after