Lighting the Steps Dick Agass His de-mystification and humanization of

His de-mystification and humanization of the elusive dynamics of communal existence returns the reader to the old adage that we are all in the same boat and

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They are accompanied by lines from Brecht's poem: Questions from a Worker Who Reads (1935)

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Lighting the Steps Dick Agass His de-mystification and humanization ofThe poems in Philip Holmes' fourth collection are as widespread in time, covering a 16 year period, as their settings are scattered geographically. These range from Lincolnshire and Yorkshire, where he grew up, to Bucharest, Kyoto and the USA, where he has lived since 1977. His robust treatment of the timeless themes of nature, memory and language gives the collection its unity and strength.