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Tag Archives: Gillian Clarke
Poems to Live By: ‘Tomatoes’
There’s a certain irony to 24 hour news. It feels as if the more news we get, the less important it all seems. It certainly feels less real somehow. Whereas thirty years ago, a Michael Burke report seemed to move … Continue reading
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Tagged Gillian Clarke, Making Beds for the Dead, Poems To Live By, poetry, Tomatoes, Wales, Welsh poetry
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