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O gentle tile
One morning last week I woke abruptly from a dream about Horace’s ode to a wine-jar, Odes 3.21, which begins o nata mecum consule Manlio (“o female-thing born with me when Manlius was consul, i.e. in 65 BC”). In the dream, the first line wa...
Peter Davidson, "Arctic Elegies" (Carcanet, 2022)
Those of you who read the New York Review of Books might have noticed an article by David Wheatley a couple of weeks ago about Scottish poetry, reviewing Kathleen Jamie’s Cairn (which I haven’t read) and Peter Davidson’s Arctic Elegies (pub...
Realistic war poetry from the 1640s
Last week I was in London for a couple of days to do various things, but mostly to spend some time in the British Library. One of the items on my to-do list for the BL was to photograph in their entirety the two manuscript notebooks contain...
Turn him, and see his threads
A review of Aaron Poochigian's translation of Marcus Aurelius, "Meditations"
An extra piece to start this week: this is a somewhat expanded version of a review of Aaron Poochigian’s new translation of Marcus Aurelius’s Meditations, commiss...
I have found / A new land, but I die.
I was very struck this week by an early poem by Tennyson which I don’t remember ever reading before, ‘The Palace of Art’. This poem is — rather brilliantly, I thought — the very final poem in the superb New Oxford Book of Romantic Period Ve...
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