Augustine's Vision

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Exploring profound themes of evil, sin, and death, this poetry collection celebrates creation through nature and human artistry. The poet responds to renowned artists like Vermeer and Monet, crafting beautiful imagery that resonates throughout the work. Notably, the poem "Waterlilies" spans twenty-one lines in a single sentence, encapsulating the harmony found in contrasting elements of art. With its blend of discursive, dramatic, and lyrical elements, the collection showcases intellectual bravery and aesthetic grace, making it a compelling read.