Birds, Beasts and Flowers

David Herbert Lawrence

Lawrence bites into a pomegranate and makes it a small revelation, seed by crimson seed. This poetry collection prowls through fruit, beast, and flower: figs and medlars, grapes heavy on the vine, creatures met in Mediterranean gardens. Sensuous, strange, and utterly alive. A modern poet's field notes on the living world, written to be read slowly and aloud.