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The Classic Poems - Robert Burns - Hardback
Born in 1759 in the village of Alloway, Ayrshire, the oldest son of a poor tenant farm, Robert Burns is known as 'The Ploughman Poet', 'The Bard of Ayrshire' or, as Scotland's national poet, simply 'The Bard'. This books contains a selection of his much-loved work.
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Nil Nil - Don Paterson - Hardback
Dream-life and class politics, mystery and music, sex and drink all play an essential part in this collection of poetry.
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The Lady Of The Lake - Sir Walter Scott - Hardback
In 1810 a literary phenomenon swept through Britain, Europe and beyond: the publication of Sir Walter Scott's epic poem 'The Lady of the Lake'.
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Selected Poems By Robert Burns In Chinese Translation - Robert Burns - Hardback
This volume contains eleven well-known Burns poems in English and Chinese, including 'I love my Jean', 'My Love is Like a Red, Red Rose' and 'John Anderson, My Jo'.
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The North End Of Eden - Christine De Luca - Paperback
This collection of poems by Christine De Luca centres around the wildness and beauty of Shetland, and gives not only the impressions of nature and landscape, but also deep insights into the island's inhabitants.
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Strange Lights Over Bexleyheath - Mike Harding - Paperback
A poetic soap opera where ancient mermaidens meet Glaswegian winos in a world that can only be described as doomed. This collection of poems ranges from dystopian visions of modern day London in 'Strange Lights Over Bexleyheath', lust-driven nostalgia in 'Sligo Maid', to a sombre walk through Glasgow in 'In The Necropolis'.
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Dancing With Big Eunice: Missives From The Front Line Of A Fractured Society - Alistair Findlay - Paperback
Alistair Findlay's lateset compilation of poems about social work and social workers shows the reader the world they are living in, a world often shaped by poverty. Not much has been written about the stories that fill the lives of social workers and Findlay offers sad, sometimes absurd, insights.
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Forgotten Colour Footage - Donald Fraser - Paperback
The poems in this collection were written between 1982 and 2007. They tell of childhood, youth, loss, love, war and peace of mind.
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In Mortal Memory - Andrew McNeillie - Paperback
The fourth collection of poems by Oxford-based, Welsh-born Andrew McNeillie.
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The Breakfast Room - Stewart Conn - Paperback
The waif-like figure peering from Bonnard's 'The Breakfast Room' instils a sense of mystery and marginality in Stewart Conn's title-poem. Among other portents of transience in his latest collection are two briefly glimpsed duck shooters.
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