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Glass wings / Fleur Adcock.

Van Pelt Library PR9639.3.A3 G58 2013
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Format:
Book
Author/Creator:
Adcock, Fleur.
Language:
English
Genre:
Poetry.
Physical Description:
79 pages ; 22 cm
Place of Publication:
Tarset, Northumberland, UK : Bloodaxe Books, 2013.
Summary:
This is a new collection of poems by one of Britain's leading poets, Fleur Adcock. It contains poems on insects, family and ancestors.
Contents:
At the Crossing 9
For Michael at 70 10
An 80th Birthday Card for Roy 11
Finding Elizabeth Rainbow 13
Spuggies 14
Fox 15
The Saucer 16
The Belly Dancer 17
Ingeburg 18
Alfred 20
Match Girl 21
Alumnae Notes 22
Nominal Aphasia 23
Walking Stick 24
Macular Degeneration 25
Mrs Baldwin 26
Charon 27
Having Sex with the Dead 28
Testators
Robert Harington, 1558 30
Anthony Cave, 1558 31
Alice Adcock, 1673 32
Luke Sharpe, 1704 33
William Clayton, 1725 34
James Heyes, 1726 35
Henry Eggington, 1912 36
William Dick Mackley 38
The Translator 40
Intestate 44
Campbells
Elegy for Alistair 47
Port Charles 48
What the 1950s Were Like 49
The Royal Visit 50
The Professor of Music 51
Coconut Matting 52
Epithalamium 53
A Novelty 54
My Life with Arthropods
Wet feet 56
Dung Beetle 57
Caterpillars 58
Stag Beetle 59
Praying Mantis 60
Flea 61
Hoppy 62
To the Mosquitoes of Auckland 63
Stick Insects 64
Crayfish 65
Slaters 66
Ella's Crane-flies 67
Orb Web 68
My Grubby Little Secret 70
In Provence 71
Unmentionable 72
Phobia 73
Blowflies 74
Bat Soup 75
Lepidoptera 76
Bees' Nest 78
Dragonfly 79.
Notes:
Poems.
ISBN:
9781852249731
1852249730
OCLC:
813210694

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