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Unfolding the many meanings of a meditation on grief
MARY C. FLANNERY
Four previously unpublished poems by John Berryman
The sixtieth anniversary ‘heritage’ edition of Ariel
You have the universe in your hair and the stars on your brow. I would wrap you up in heaven’s rainbow cloak, But I am a poor man. My only currency is hope. You are like an orchard abundant with fruit
The precocious poetry of Charlotte Brontë
The imagined gardens within the pages of our favourite books can seem as real as the flower beds outside our door. Here, author Sandra Lawrence explores three evocative literary landscapes
The Boundless Deep: Young Tennyson, Science and the ...
