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\nPoetrysibraryCTRYLRRARYstival Hall,Whdon SE18XXTelephone 02079210943/0664  \nPoetry Library  \n一  \n096421SAILINGTHESANDSJAMES ANDREW  \n(  \nSAILING THE SANDS  \nThis edition published in 2000by Dionysia Press20A Montgomery StreetEdinburgh EH75JS  \nSet by Dionysia Press  \nCover design by Thom Nairn  \nCopyright:  James Andrew 2000  \n00  \nISBN:1903171024  \nDionysia Press gratefully acknowledges the financial assistance of theScottish Arts Council towards the publication of this volume.  \nThe publisher also gratefully acknowledges an award from the DericBolton Poetry Trust towards the publication of this volume.  \nAll rights reserved by Dionysia Press,but we would appreciatenotice of any reviews of this work or of any intention to republishpoems from the book in any other context.  \nPrinted in Scotland by Ritchie;W.Gibbs,binding Allison andDownie  \nSupported by  \nCONTENTS  \nA \"Far-Away-Sailor\"5I6Memory7Silence Speaks Silence8Of Course9Favourite Nephew10Lemmie11Winter Home12Jill13A Place to Die14Summer Job15Part of the Scene16Making Your Mark17Young Man Begging in Princes Street18Jazz Concert19II20Slow Walking -1.From my Fever Bed to This21  \n2.Convalescence22  \n3.Growing Stronger23Haiku,Balnakeil24Recent Arrival25Oldshoremore26Hot Day Idyll27Beside Us28Viking Settlement29The Tale31Swan32Horror Movie Loch33Northern Lights34Ottering35Dead Guillemot36Whalewatch37Tourist39Achnahaird Sands41  \nTHE POETRY LIBRARY  \nBoat Trip on Loch Glencoull42Tree Haiku43Summit44Out There45II46Never Paused Once47New World48Hire Country50Quick Heart51IV52Canada53Bald Eagle54Stellar's Jay55Humming Birds56Starfish57Avalanche Control5859Swallows60Street Market61Cairo Tower62The Silvered Man64Nile Cruise65Going to the Museum66VI67Flight 397468Letters69Basilica Cistern70Showers Over Istanbul71Ataturk Lisesi, Istanbul73Difficult TEFL Lesson74Tea Garden Outside the Archaelogical Museum75Riot Police in Taksim76  \nV  \ndYH09HT  \nA \"FAR-AWAY-SAILOR\"  \nsailing the sands.Transparent,  \na tri-part of bone with parabolas of lines,concertina'd together,the skeleton of a jellyfish.They float free on the tide,  \ntheir \"jelly\"flowing in unrestricted expression.But even jellyfish need skeletonsto give shape to their wanderings-dreams,backboned by hope.  \nhttps://archive.org/details/sailingsands0000andr  \n-I-  \n# MEMORY(for my father)\n\nBright morning ghost flitting acrossin the rhythm of this firm brushing;into my mind you came,carrying your other sunny morning with you.  \nGathering of loose sand,stones from the car floor,flurry of chamois on the black of the bodywork,relaxation of a job complete,that morning,this  \nYou instructed the task we shared  \nwith the clarity of an adult addressing a child,your pride,my admiration,that timeless gleam.  \nThen the drive downtown easy Saturday morningin the noise of a smoke coloured city.Trams trundling,horses neighing their sayabout the weariness of hauling carts.  \nSimple things to learn,sharing a joke,the need to take care.  \nAnother life,mine remaining.This worship of you with this stiff-haired brush,  \nthe dry smell of dustI close the car door,  \nturn my back on your morning,enter my own.","cbCaicThIjr8uGOW","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaicThIjr8uGOW","pdf",1858013,84,"English","# Contents\n## I\n## II\n## III\n## IV\n## V\n## VI","[{\"question\":\"What is the title of the poetry collection shown in the document?\",\"answer\":\"The document shows the poetry collection title “SAILING THE SANDS.”\"},{\"question\":\"How is the collection organized in the provided contents section?\",\"answer\":\"The contents list presents multiple poems grouped and numbered, including several sections labeled with roman numerals (I, II, IV, V, VI) and poem titles beneath them.\"},{\"question\":\"What theme appears in the excerpted poem “MEMORY (for my father)”?\",\"answer\":\"“MEMORY (for my father)” focuses on bright morning recollections, shared tasks and instruction, and a reflective 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