William Blake sweeps away the comforting lies that enable child exploitation
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William Blake sweeps away the comforting lies that enable child exploitation
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There’s plenty of reasons to be sad – and angry – in Gillian Clarke’s poem based on the events of the first Gulf War
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W.H. Auden takes us on a tour of a glittering city… and gives us a glimpse of the rot that lies beneath
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Nancy Cato races time itself – and almost wins – in this exhilarating ballad from Australia
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Arthur Yap is woken from his daily snooze by a piano lesson gone awry
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Follow Musaemura Zimunya back up an endless river into Zimbabwe’s forgotten past
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Elizabeth Jennings explores the poisonous power of paranoia in this cold-war parable
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Thom Gunn gives form to fear in a time of crisis.
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Don’t look back in anger, advises Thomas Hardy; but is he hiding deeper regrets?
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Anne Stevenson’s philosophical poem asks what it means to be truly alive.
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