The Friday Poem
Kate TaylorA weekly poem, delivered fresh to your inbox on a Friday. Plus the occasional thought. Comments encouraged. Solemn hallowed poetry voices discouraged.
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Christopher Reid: Cycle / Ian Hamilton Finlay: The Dancers Inherit the Party
I mean I think everyone could do with a night off.
A night in.
A night out.
So here are two elegant poems to go with.
(Both waiting at the finish line for you Lucy, after that half marathon this weekend. Still time to sponsor her her...
Louis MacNeice: The Slow Starter
I kind of hated fridge poetry. It had a big moment and maybe I was just being over protective or maybe I was being snobby. Or maybe I just hated that it was a bit faddy, a bit gift-by-the-till that noone wants to buy and noone wants to be g...
Leigh Hunt: Jenny Kiss’d Me
A small one today. To remind us that small things are our saviours. And because I know it off by heart. And because my mother (and her father) liked it.
Happy Friday.
Kate
Jenny Kiss’d Me
Jenny kissed me when we met,
Jumping from the...
Stuart Henson: The Price
William Sieghart, in his notional Poetry Pharmacy, prescribes this one for dissatisfaction with one’s life.
He says this is “to prompt some reflection on how lucky you are, and how no matter how much the grass may look greener, there’s no...
Charles Causley: Timothy Winters
Should my son stop doing karate?
It costs about a thousand billion pounds, and he’s not really very keen. And, as he points out himself, after several years and several thousand billions, he can’t by any stretch of the imagination “do kara...
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