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Emily Bronte

B. 1818 D. 1848

3 poems available

Vain are the thousand creeds / That move men's hearts... Emily Bronte

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5 poems available

Inside every madeleine, you could say, there is a lamington waiting to come out - Vincent O'Sullivan, from 'On Longing'

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Norman Nicholson

B. 1914 D. 1987

1 poem available

There stands the base and root of the living rock /Thirty thousand feet of solid Cumberland. - To the River Duddon, Norman Nicholson

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Robert Lowell

B. 1917 D. 1977

2 poems available

If we see light at the end of the tunnel / It's the light of the oncoming train. - Robert Lowell

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Sebastian Barker

B. 1945 D. 2014

5 poems available

Look for the opening of your spirit into the real world. This is the world in which your words ring true - Sebastian Barker

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5 poems available

Informed by a sense of grace, of transcendence... the pieces are grounded in detail, beautifully expressed, subtly luminous. - The Guardian

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Galway Kinnell

B. 1927 D. 2014

What troubles me is a sense that so many things lovely and precious in our world seem to be dying out. Perhaps poetry will be the canary in the mine-shaft warning us of what's to come. - Galway Kinnell

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Patricia Beer

B. 1924 D. 1999

2 poems available

Every writer nearly always has a lost woman. - Patricia Beer

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Charles Causley

B. 1917 D. 2003

7 poems available

If I didn't write poetry I think I'd explode. - Charles Causley

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PJ Kavanagh

B. 1931 D. 2015

5 poems available

Beyond decoration, humble, in plain rhyme, / As clear as I could, and as truthful - 'Beyond Decoration', P J Kavanagh

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The Iron Age Boat at Caumatruish - Bernard O’Donoghue
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This Lime Tree Bower My Prison - Samuel Taylor Coleridge - Read by Andrew Motion
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