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Snow

by Vidyan Ravinthiran

Snow - Vidyan Ravinthiran
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Awake (Invocation to India, Her Children Speak) 

by Sarojini Naidu

Awake (Invocation to India, Her Children Speak)  - Sarojini Naidu
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Laile (Nightfall in India)

by Sarojini Naidu

Laile (Nightfall in India) - Sarojini Naidu
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Cradle Song (From Hindustan)

by Sarojini Naidu

Cradle Song (From Hindustan) - Sarojini Naidu
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The Palanquin-Bearers

by Sarojini Naidu

The Palanquin-Bearers - Sarojini Naidu
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Poetry Archive Now Wordview 2023: Son of the Morning

by Amanda T McIntyre

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Poetry Archive Now Wordview 2022: That Photograph of the Club

by Nairn Kennedy

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How To Cry

by Kayo Chingonyi

How To Cry - Kayo Chingonyi
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Blowing Smoke

by Nii Ayikwei Parkes

Blowing Smoke - Nii Ayikwei Parkes
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Poetry Archive Now

Poetry Archive Now Wordview 2021: The Park

by Aidan Casey

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Poetry Archive Now

Poetry Archive Now Wordview 2021: A Kilo of Sugar is always a Kilo of Sugar

by Hannah Hodgson

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The Classics

Oh Mistress Mine

Read by Jude Law

by William Shakespeare

Oh Mistress Mine - William Shakespeare - Read by Jude Law
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The Classics

She Walks in Beauty

Read by Jude Law

by Lord Byron

She Walks in Beauty - Lord Byron - Read by Jude Law
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An Ant’s Strange Guest

by Jane McKie

An Ant’s Strange Guest - Jane McKie
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Passing On

by Andrew Motion

Passing On - Andrew Motion
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At Stafford Services

by Private: Wendy Cope

At Stafford Services - Private: Wendy Cope
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Goldcrests

by David Morley

Goldcrests - David Morley
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Shoe Gazing

by Tim Liardet

Shoe Gazing - Tim Liardet
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