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Places of Poetry: A Night Jar by Jack Underwood
I wanted to look inside the eye of that bird. I had heard its message, become obsessed.
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Ivy bees by Philip Strange
…the air seems to be suffused with a liquid energy.
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Protected: Lissen Every Thing Back by Kathleen Jamie
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New poetry by Sharon Phillips
sacred to the memory slab of gritstone dark with summer drizzle
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GAVDIVM: new work by Seán Lysaght
Our hearts are pitched forward Into the foreknown Because we cannot stay forever And soon must spiral away
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Paul Kingsnorth in conversation with Charles Foster: a podcast
A conversation between Paul Kingsnorth and Charles Foster, to mark the publication of Savage Gods.
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Places of Poetry: Navigating Diglis by Isabel Galleymore
This water is like a long tail, swishing. This water is running wild and WARNING:
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Places of Poetry: Got by Jo Bell
Men who blasted air into the rock and dragged out muck, who set each other’s bones and got home on the dot
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Places of Poetry: The Haruspex by Neil Rollinson
Some fools ponder the leaves of tea, or study the flight paths of birds,
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Four new poems by Steve Xerri
Did moments fall dense as these do, faintly spiced with pollen and fungus,
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A Rewilding Diary by Emily Warner
the whisper of shoals of fish at our ankles and the tug of the water around our chests.
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Day at the Zawn by Tim Martindale
When I stumbled across the photo in a desk drawer a few years ago, it was as if the past rushed up to meet me
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