Chagall'S Moon Av Jeremy Robson

<p>Written with characteristic craft and wit, many of the poems in <i>Chagall’s Moon</i> reflect the changed world in which we find ourselves, as rockets rain nightly on Ukrainian cities, refugees drown in the channel, and post-Brexit chaos reigns. </p><p><i>Chagall’s Moon</i> movingly creates a world of love and loss, identity and laughter, dreams and nightmares, where Beethoven and Picasso rub shoulders with Billie Holiday, Chagall’s lovers still fly in a cloudless sky, the ghosts and horrors of recent Jewish history are never far away, friendship and childhood memories still stir, and love presides</p><p></p>