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  • The Haunted Forties: Wrey Gardiner and Poetry Quarterly

  • ‘Namái Ye Un Ayeri’ – a poem in Asturian and English by Xe M. Sánchez

  • ‘Witness’ – a poem by Regina Weinert

  • ‘Untitled Film Still’ – a poem by Daniel Fraser

  • Why do we care: Romalyn Ante’s ‘Antiemetic for Homesickness’

  • Two poems by Nell Prince

  • ‘Waverley, 4.05.’ – a poem by John Fuller

  • Lunch with Frederick Seidel at Cafe Lux

  • On ‘Heredity/ASTYNOME’ by Naush Sabah

  • Two poems by Yuan Changming

  • Three poems by Patricia McCarthy

  • ‘Purple Pintle’ – a poem by Rory Waterman

  • Two poems by Fiona Larkin

  • Conceptualising the ‘good death’: Mechanisms of memory & mourning in Tennyson’s ‘In Memoriam’

  • Translations of Theodorakis by Gail Holst-Warhaft

  • ‘The Smallest Distillery in Scotland’ – a poem by Ben Verinder

  • On ‘Tiger Girl’ by Pascale Petit

  • ‘New Delhi, Beyond the AQI’, a poem by Anannya Uberoi

  • On the poetry of Douglas Crase

  • ‘Encounter’, a version of Baudelaire, by Stuart Henson

The Haunted Forties: Wrey Gardiner and Poetry Quarterly
‘Namái Ye Un Ayeri’ – a poem in Asturian and English by Xe M. Sánchez

KCL student poets: Teresa Mignolli & Emily Blundell Owers

14 September 202014 September 2020

  Teresa Mignolli       Airports and Supermarkets   i At airports passengers meet and some fall in love and some fall ill. ii I …

KCL student poets: Pietro Bordi, Sagal Farah, Nikita Biswal

14 September 202014 January 2021

  Pietro Bordi       Morning Sailing   Dawn comes, casts a light, disappears in overcast. On your hand I count the seconds it reveals …

KCL student poets: Claudia Macey-Dare, Lilly Zhuang, Megan Williams

14 September 202014 September 2020

  Claudia Macey-Dare       The Northern line at 9:52   I wanted you to write to me, while I waited for the 9:30 train. …

KCL student poets: Isobel Lewis-Jarvis & Rabia Kapoor

14 September 202014 September 2020

  Isobel Lewis-Jarvis       Language is a bowl of eel noodle soup   Eyes squint at the menu, sprawled with inky strokes of fish …

KCL student poets: Florence Sandelson, Leyla Hasso, Helen Soulsby

14 September 202014 September 2020

  Florence Sandelson       Desert Island   Once my grandfather was on Desert Island Discs. Your voice came out of the radio dad had …

KCL student poets: Maleeha Mir, Maria Orlando, Amy Hill

14 September 202014 September 2020

  Maleeha Mir       Southend on Sea, 2018   It’s hard to believe they’d be happy to sit there on plastic red chairs, ready …

Two poems by Nicola Healey

14 July 202014 July 2020

        Six Months Away   (After Robert Lowell)   Discharged as ‘homeless’, then to a room that felt wilfully hostile (lurid curtains and …

Three poems by Ammar Aziz

14 July 202015 July 2020

        My father believes in Triclavianism   Inner parts of a grinder, Dead batteries, bulbs, Steel tub of a washer, A few metal …

‘Last’: a poem by Ali Lewis

14 July 202014 July 2020

        Last   In the religion of my dad one story is that a temple lamp lasts not forever but just a little …

‘madonna’: a poem by Charlie Baylis

14 July 202014 July 2020

        madonna   there’s no art in america, it’s all sugar & war. – sophie robinson   i wake up dreaming i’ve made …

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  • The Haunted Forties: Wrey Gardiner and Poetry Quarterly 25 January 2021
  • ‘Namái Ye Un Ayeri’ – a poem in Asturian and English by Xe M. Sánchez 25 January 2021
  • ‘Witness’ – a poem by Regina Weinert 25 January 2021
  • ‘Untitled Film Still’ – a poem by Daniel Fraser 25 January 2021
  • Why do we care: Romalyn Ante’s ‘Antiemetic for Homesickness’ 15 January 2021

 

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