Marriage

Discover the intriguing world of David Lawrence's Marriage, a captivating collection of poetry published in 2002. This 80-page book delves into the theme of relationships, weaving together the complexities of love and commitment through Lawrence's unique lens. In the second sequence titled 'Lepus', the hare emerges as a trickster figure, a motif that resonates throughout Lawrence's body of work. This theme is further explored in 'The Woman and the Hare', a commissioned piece that showcases the collaboration between Lawrence and renowned composer Harrison Birtwistle, first performed at the South Bank Centre in 1999. Ideal for poetry enthusiasts and those seeking profound insights into human connections, Marriage invites readers to reflect on the intricate dance of relationships. Don't miss out on this thought-provoking addition to your bookshelf!