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Daily Archives: July 17, 2014
The Poetry of Birds, ed. Simon Armitage and Tim Dee
If you like poetry and birds, this book removes the hendiadys. Two engaging essays by the editors, and a wealth of poems from all sorts of poets on all sorts of birds. The highlight for me was discovering the poetry … Continue reading
Posted in Nature, Poetry
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