When the world doesn’t seem to care, turn to Auden’s moving elegy.
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When the world doesn’t seem to care, turn to Auden’s moving elegy.
ReadWhen Stevie Smith gets knocked down, she gets back up again.
ReadTony Harrison’s father copes with grief in his own way.
ReadTake a drive through Margaret Atwood’s sinister suburban poem to find out who the City Planners are – and what they really want.
ReadPeter Porter pushes back against consumer-culture in this uniquely un-poetic poem.
ReadSink or swim in the sea of Robert Lowell’s obsession.
ReadJudith Wright knows what it takes to be a successful artist: her great-great-grandmother showed her the way.
ReadFleur Adcock reminds us that, in the final reckoning, we’re all winners; we just need to remember to appreciate it.
ReadPride comes before a fall in Percy Shelley’s smashing sonnet.
ReadThom Gunn gives form to fear in a time of crisis.
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