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Poem Of The Week: Hive Mother's Prayer By Rachel Bower

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By Rachel Bower, Paul Henry, Shane Johnstone, Imtiaz Dharker
| The Yorkshire Times Verified
arts Hive Mother’s Prayer May the nights bring you pollen and sun-bright sheets, may the hours we rocked you still lull you to sleep, may they offer relief, may all your nights open with bee-bread and honey, release you from grief may they hold tired feet, may your head remember the warmth of my cheek, may your nights close in a glimmer of wings, may your belly keep its heat.
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Poem Of The Week: Return To Newport By Paul Henry

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By Paul Henry, Shane Johnstone, Imtiaz Dharker, Tony Harrison
| The Yorkshire Times Verified
arts Return to Newport Our steep terrace drifts up to the moon. A milkman bows to its doors. Streetlights droop like Uri Geller spoons. Strays hide knives in their paws. A train scans its freight across the town and into the tunnel of ears, the tinnitus of a slowly breaking dawn. This is how love disappears under cover of dreams, tight-lipped blinds, with the stretch of a milk thief. And here is its patched roof, its flaking paint, its laughter in the eaves.
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Exiled On Earth: Govanhill Mythology By Shane Johnstone

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By Shane Johnstone, Imtiaz Dharker, Tony Harrison, Wendy Pratt
| The Yorkshire Times Verified
arts Catastrophically ill-equipped though this reviewer is for taking a thorough critical view of a book that is rendered in Gaelic, Glaswegian Scots, French and English, the themes of Govanhill Mythology are so timely and so redolent of the wider zeitgeist that it would seem a dereliction to disengage.
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