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OLD GUEST
My cigar is burnt up the red-brown sun about to set. Will you take me home?
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GREATER COUCALS
There are many Flying coucals In the hills. Some coucals Fly for food Some …
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PUPA
Mun mung n tu Lagaw mung n galu Kade kashung tim singku krin Kade tin tim lanyin she …
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Ailbhe Ní Ghearbhuigh
Livia Brennan
Ailbhe Ní Ghearbhuigh was born in Co. Kerry, in the southwest of Ireland, in …
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Eileen Sheehan
Paul Casey
Though set for the most part in her native Kerry, Sheehan’s poetry is far more …
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Alan Gillis
Aengus Woods
For anyone unfamiliar with the work of Alan Gillis it might be a surprise to …
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Sophia de Mello Breyner Andresen
Poetry International
Some poets make poems the way a builder builds a home – verse by verse, brick …
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Daniel Faria
Richard Zenith
Daniel Faria was born in 1971 and died young, in 1999, at the Benedictine Monastery …
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Luiza Neto Jorge
Richard Zenith
Luiza Neto Jorge was born in Lisbon and in that city died, shortly before her …
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Jane Yeh
Katy Evans-Bush
With just two collections, Jane Yeh has established herself in the UK poetry world …
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David Morley
Katy Evans-Bush
David Morley, an ecologist and naturalist by background, is one of the most …
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Roy Fisher
Katy Evans-Bush
Roy Fisher, one of the significant British Modernist poets of the mid- and late …
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