Poetry. Michael Daley's OF A FEATHER passes Thoreau's moral test. To have written so well of what he has so clearly seen birds, insects, landscapes requires a receptivity to what is before him, everyday, animate or inanimate, large or small. Receptivity grounded in patience and love. OF A FEATHER has an off-hand, unhurried and leisurely tone that feels Chinese, even Taoist."
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