The Donkey & Soul

De: K.G Reilly

Narrado por: Shane G Casey

Immerse yourself in a captivating poetry chapbook that weaves together the lives of a farmer, his loyal dog, and a mysterious donkey in a tapestry of profound reflections on existence. "The Donkey & Soul" is a lyrical exploration of the human condition, delving deep into the realms of memory, time, mortality, and the very nature of reality itself.

Set against the backdrop of a rustic farm, this collection of carefully crafted poems takes listeners on an introspective journey through the farmer's fading memories and his struggle to make sense of a world that seems increasingly unfamiliar. As he grapples with the passage of time and his own mortality.

Each poem in this chapbook is a window into the farmer's soul, offering glimpses of a life lived, love lost, and the quiet wisdom that comes with age, combining rich imagery and evocative language to paint vivid scenes of rural life, while simultaneously exploring universal themes that resonate with listeners of all backgrounds.

The mysterious donkey serves as a powerful metaphor throughout the collection, embodying the liminal space between life and death, memory and forgetfulness, reality and dream. Its presence adds an element of magical realism to the narrative, inviting listeners to question their own perceptions of the world around them.

Meanwhile, the farmer's loyal dog represents unwavering companionship and innocence, providing a touching counterpoint to the heavier themes explored in the poetry. Through the dog's eyes, we see the simple joys of existence and the unbreakable bond between humans and their animal companions. Inspired by the works of great Irish poets like Thomas Kinsella, W.B. Yeats and Eavan Boland, this chapbook pays homage to the rich tradition of Irish poetry while carving out its own unique voice.

Lose yourself in the lyrical beauty and profound insights of "The Donkey & Soul" a poetry collection that will stay with you long after the final tick.

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