Seamus Heaney shares with us a sad memory from his childhood.
Read
Read, Teach, Study Poetry
Seamus Heaney shares with us a sad memory from his childhood.
ReadMuse, angel, herald, companion, spirit guide. Ruth Pitter explores the significance of a seemingly ordinary bird in this lovely poem.
ReadMaya Angelou explores suffering, inequality and a people’s refusal to give up in this hard-hitting poem.
ReadRosemary Dobson’s unique backwards-poem reminds us that, however much we might want to, we can’t change the past.
ReadCharlotte Smith negotiates the shifting sands of life in this dark and stormy sonnet.
ReadIf you think that getting married means living happily-ever-after, Dennis Scott will probably want to have a word.
ReadGerard Manley Hopkins explores what it feels like to be trapped in your skin.
ReadNorman Nicholson warns us not to wish our lives away.
ReadDavid Constantine wonders if there isn’t something more to life than meets the eye.
ReadAfter many years away from the country of her birth, Sujata Bhatt wonders if it’s finally time to share her memories of India.
Read