Kingfisher by Goulish, Matthew natural history

Kingfisher by Goulish, Matthew natural historyAuthor: Goulish, Matthew Paperback softback 72pp h190mm x w120mm x s5mm 4 Colour Illustrations ISBN13 9781915000002 978 1 915000 00 2 ISBN10 1915000009 The dramaturg, writer, and teacher Matthew Goulish reflects on the practice of reading poetry, of reading just one poem: Kingfisher by Ed Roberson. How to attend, to follow the course of poem as a waterway, to recognise in its surface tension impending drops, hidden obstacles, and disguised turns? How

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