Blogs about: Ted Hughes
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In which Ms Baroque communes with nature, and Patrick Kurp steals her favourite joke
You know: the one where the Buddhist goes up to the hotdog stand, and the guy says, “What can I get you?” and the Buddhist says, “Um, yeah, can you make me one with everything?… more →
Baroque in Hackney
Crow's Fall
mf wrote 3 days ago: So it’s Wednesday and I’ve nothing much to say so why not another Crow poem on One Eyed … more →
Ted Hughes In Poets' Corner?
Taylor Bright wrote 4 days ago: Seamus Heaney says Ted Hughes belongs with Geoffrey Chaucer, William Blake, and T.S. Eliot at Poets … more →
Wodwo
Meryl Pugh wrote 1 week ago: Up until this week, I had never read it, Wodwo – neither the collection or the poem itself tha … more →
Writing out loud
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idcoach wrote 1 week ago: Last week was spent in deepest, darkest, stormiest Yorkshire on a writing course (www.arvonfoundatio … more →
The Truth The Dead Know
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darksatanicmills wrote 1 week ago: ‘IN BED, HE SMELLS LIKE A BUTCHER’ I couldn’t help but think of Assia Wevill … more →
A Sylvia Plath Sort of Christmas Present
the wanderer wrote 3 weeks ago: You know you’re an English major if you think this is one of the most hilarious ideas ever … more →
Vidyan Ravinthiran: Ted Hughes and Poetic Embarrassment
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versepalace wrote 3 weeks ago: Here is a terrific bit of prose, Ted Hughes on Shakespeare: However a post-Restoration sensibility m … more →
Sunday Morning Back Matter
Taylor Bright wrote 3 weeks ago: Sometimes things elude my notice on my Saturday round-up. These are those things. Ted HughesThe lett … more →
Friday Links
jacobpedia wrote 4 weeks ago: Quick links for Friday morning: First things first: if you’re only going to follow one person … more →
a plume of blood
shigekuni wrote 1 month ago: Ted Hughes: Thistles Against the rubber tongues of cows and the hoeing hands of men Thistles spike t … more →
13 Crows
mf wrote 1 month ago: After Mr. Hughes and Mr. Stevens 1. Blacktop carrion delights on soft August asphalt. Death: sour, w … more →
Flying to Chicago, Paper Towns, Poetic Pikes, and Why the Taliban Don't Like Neckties
the wanderer wrote 1 month ago: I went to Chicago this weekend to help celebrate my sister’s (and her husband’s) birthdays, and my o … more →
Bridestones
darksatanicmills wrote 1 month ago: ‘A BLACK EXCLAMATION MARK’ As some of you might know I’ve recently moved from Lond … more →
in which Ms Baroque communes with nature, and Patrick Kurp steals her favourite joke
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msbaroque wrote 1 month ago: You know: the one where the Buddhist goes up to the hotdog stand, and the guy says, “What can … more →
The truth and Brasília, 2: Torsos of Steel
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john wrote 1 month ago: The Dream From 1956 to 1960, Brazilian architects, engineers and peasant laborers called candangos b … more →
Theories of Archaeology conference
amycutler wrote 1 month ago: upcoming paper, ‘ ‘The landscape is riddled with failed promises / and premature return … more →
The State of Poetry
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Meryl Pugh wrote 1 month ago: So, sorry about the absence. I was at the seaside. No, really, I was. I’ll post a picture so … more →
from Ted Hughes' Gaudete (1977)
Paul wrote 2 months ago: [From The Epilogue Poems] A doctor extracted From my blood its tusk Excavated The mountain-root from … more →
sylvia plath: her life in photographs
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patrishka wrote 2 months ago: Remember, remember, this is now, and now, and now. Live it, feel it, cling to it. I want to become a … more →
