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from meter and rhyme
'Patricia McCarthy’s poems come to us as prized artifacts
the immigrant
the concrete jungle of Manhattan
and no living poet has managed to both enrich the tapestry of contemporary poetry and expand it so dramatically: his poems appeal to readers and live audiences across the globe
Forest by JLM Morton Mario Petrucci from meter and rhymeForest recounts the legend of the black pine that was the first tree to arrive in the young woodland at Sladebank, where Juliette has been working as a poet in residence. Pines are a very ancient genus, emerging in the Jurassic period. The black pine at Sladebank is first shown on an 1880 map; it then appears on an aerial photograph from 1933, and by 2023 when it appears on Googlemaps, it's merged entirely with the young woodland. A non narrative,
