Frieda Hughes crafts poem from friend's final voicemail
Renowned poet Frieda Hughes channels grief into art, crafting a touching poem from a deceased friend's final voicemail.
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Michael Longley's 'A Hundred Doors': A Poetic Gem
Discover the profound beauty of Michael Longley's latest poem, 'A Hundred Doors,' as we delve into its themes, imagery, and emotional resonance in this week's featured poetry.
Lenny Henry on using humour against racism
Comedy legend Sir Lenny Henry opens up about using humour as a defence mechanism against racism during his upbringing in 1960s Britain.
1969 motel rendezvous: A love story that defied convention
A daring romantic gesture in 1969 defied societal norms, proving love often thrives outside convention. Discover the story behind this audacious motel rendezvous.
1960s Jazz Revolution in Roman Baths
Discover how the historic Roman Baths in the 1960s transformed into a vibrant hub for jazz music and counterculture, blending ancient history with modern rebellion.
Naomi Foyle's 'Salt Snow Earth': A Poetic Gem
Dive into Naomi Foyle's evocative poem 'Salt Snow Earth', a profound exploration of nature and human connection. Discover why this piece stands out in contemporary poetry.
Frieda Hughes’ Poem on Raising an Owl Chick
Discover how poet Frieda Hughes captures the tender and tumultuous experience of nurturing an orphaned owl chick in her latest evocative poem.
Bob Geldof's Live 8 Poem: Tribute to Music Icons
Bob Geldof delivered a poignant poem at Live 8, honouring The Beatles and The Rolling Stones, while urging global action against poverty.
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