If you think that getting married means living happily-ever-after, Dennis Scott will probably want to have a word.
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If 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.
ReadLooking at life differently in Carol Rumens’ challenging poem
ReadAfter many years away from the country of her birth, Sujata Bhatt wonders if it’s finally time to share her memories of India.
ReadLiz Lochhead casts a spell in this magical realist poem.
ReadWilliam Cowper visits a woody riverbank by which he passed many pleasant childhood days… to find it irrevocably changed.
ReadIsobel Dixon shows us that older really does mean wiser as she reminisces ruefully about her childhood.
ReadElizabeth Barrett Browning attempts the impossible: counting the ways one person can love another.
ReadWho is the mysterious Lucy in this simple elegy by William Wordsworth?
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