T. S. Eliot Prize てぃー・えす・えりおっとしょう
Edition 10 (2002)
PoetryLiterary awardEnglish poetry
Winners
1 peopleAlice Oswald gathers the voices of people along the River Dart and follows the river from source to sea in a book-length poem. Nature, labor, oral memory, and local history overlap in a rhythm that moves like water.
A flowing long poem that weaves river voices, human voices, and the memory of place into one work.
48 pages
rivervoicecommunitymemorylandscape