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The Intruder - Roy Fisher
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The Ruin - Frances Cornford
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Kanheri Caves - Dom Moraes
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Armor’s Undermining Modesty - Marianne Moore
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Frances Cornford

B. 1886 D. 1960

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Born Frances Crofts Darwin, Cornford grew up in Cambridge and was a granddaughter of Charles Darwin. Her early verse was widely popular attracting positive reviews, but attention waned thereafter.  She was awarded the Queen’s Medal for Poetry (1959).  She published…

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Marianne Moore

B. 1887 D. 1972

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Marianne Moore (1887-1972) was born in St, Louis, Missouri. She grew up in her maternal grandfather’s house, where her mother acted as a housekeeper. Moore’s father, an inventor, was committed to an asylum. On his death, Moore moved with her…

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‘Timothy Winters’ for BBC 100 - Charles Causley
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Pike (with Introduction) - Ted Hughes
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Coronation Ode / A Prayer for the King’s Reign - John Masefield
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John Masefield

B. 1878 D. 1967

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Masefield was born in Hertfordshire.  Both his parents died when he was young. He was educated at Warwick School and became a Merchant Seaman, joining HMS Conway.  He deserted the navy in 1895 and spent time in the USA in…

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The Hand That Signed The Paper - Dylan Thomas
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Mother Among the Dustbins - Stevie Smith
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Missing Dates - William Empson
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Overture to Death Part 1 - C. Day Lewis
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Shorter Chaucer Tales - Caroline Bergvall
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Bergvall was born in Germany and has lived in Switzerland, France, Norway, the UK and the USA.  An academic, she has received degrees from Université de la Sorbonne Nouvelle, the University of Warwick, and the Dartington College of Arts. She…

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The Day My Pad Went Mad - John Cooper Clarke
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Born in Salford, Lancashire, John Cooper Clarke is a multi-faceted writer, musician, artist, and performer. a well-known and much-loved voice on stage, television, radio and at Festivals.  He has toured the UK and internationally. Described as a ‘people’s poet, his…

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