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Tag: Winter

Advent poems 15: ‘There was winter’s cold and moisture’, by Jaan Kaplinski

  There was winter’s cold and moisture in the bedclothes, in the walls and floor, our bodies tired from a … More

Advent, Advent Poems, Christmas Poems, Jaan Kaplinski, Poems, Poetry, Poets, Reading, reading poems, Reading Poetry, Winter

Kind of ashamed

‘What you reading?’ says the book. ‘Nothing.’ ‘No need to be shy,’ says the book. ‘Go on, what is it?’ … More

Ali Smith, Autumn, Being a Poet, Being a Writer, Being Creative, Creativity, How to be Both, Life Lessons, The Book, Winter, Writing a book of poems, Writing Poems, Writing Poetry, Writing Process

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