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Metaphor for Malchik

by W N Herbert

Metaphor for Malchik - W N Herbert
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Plenty

by Isobel Dixon

Plenty - Isobel Dixon
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The Point

by Kae Tempest

The Point - Kae Tempest
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Migrant Workers

by David Wheatley

Migrant Workers - David Wheatley
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Pigeon Love

by Rebecca Goss

Pigeon Love - Rebecca Goss
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The Classics

You are old, Father William

Read by Kei Miller

by Lewis Carroll

You are old, Father William - Lewis Carroll - Read by Kei Miller
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The Classics

There’s a certain Slant of light

Read by Kei Miller

by Emily Dickinson

There’s a certain Slant of light - Emily Dickinson - Read by Kei Miller
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Penelope

by Anthony Howell

Penelope - Anthony Howell
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Innisfree

by Anthony Howell

Innisfree - Anthony Howell
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The Classics

They Are All Gone into the World of Light

Read by John Fuller

by Henry Vaughan

They Are All Gone into the World of Light - Henry Vaughan - Read by John Fuller
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The Herb-garden

by C. H. Sisson

The Herb-garden - C. H. Sisson
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Told one of the goldfish wouldn’t last the night…

by David Constantine

Told one of the goldfish wouldn’t last the night… - David Constantine
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Seafront

by Kelwyn Sole

Seafront - Kelwyn Sole
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Reservoir

by Brian Johnstone

Reservoir - Brian Johnstone
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How Well It Burns

by Brian Johnstone

How Well It Burns - Brian Johnstone
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Early Photographs of Historic Towns

by Brian Johnstone

Early Photographs of Historic Towns - Brian Johnstone
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Todd

by Stewart Conn

Todd - Stewart Conn
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Cherry Tree, at Dusk

by Stewart Conn

Cherry Tree, at Dusk - Stewart Conn
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