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  • Thomas Kinsella

    …first volume of collected work; Another September (1958; rev. ed. 1962), which contains poems that explore the imposition of existential order through various forms, be they natural or products of the poet’s imagination; and Downstream (1962), a collection focusing on war and political and social disruption in modern Ireland.

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    …first volume of collected work; Another September (1958; rev. ed. 1962), which contains poems that explore the imposition of existential order through various forms, be they natural or products of the poet’s imagination; and Downstream (1962), a collection focusing on war and political and social disruption in modern Ireland.

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