We had the experience but missed the meaning. — T.S. Eliot
There is poetry that speaks to the head but never touches the deeper recesses of the heart, and there is poetry that massages the heart but does not really challenge the probing and questioning mind. There is poetry that is so abstract that the seeking soul can become lost in an inner or historic maze, and there is poetry that evokes and awakens, in a tender and suggestive way, the deeper longings of the human soul. Wings Toward Sunlight is poetry of the latter kind. But, there must be an inner quietness and attentiveness to receive the insights offered…
(read it fully on Clarion Journal or click Ron Dart-Wings Toward Sunlight )
Ron Dart (Professor, Editor, Author) review of Milton Acorn: In a Springtime Instant
****Also read other reviews on “Wings Toward Sunlight” ****
Carried on Wings: Anna Yin’s Wings Toward Sunlight on Cha by Goh Cheng Fai Zach (2012/03)
Review of Anna Yin’s “Wings Toward Sunlight” on Loch Raven by Lois P. Jones (fall 2011)
