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Tag Archives: St Valentine’s
Love poems you wish you had written #4 – Billy Collins
Thus far I have taken this series of posts on love poems very seriously, largely because well, love is pretty serious isn’t it? The intensity of the experience and the joy and pain that love brings are hardly a laughing … Continue reading
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Tagged Billy Collins, blogging, Books, Literature, love, love poetry, Poetry, reading, sonnet, St Valentine's, writing
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Love poems you wish you had written #3 – Julia Copus
I have written before of the wonderful Reading Matters group I was, and still am, lucky enough to be part of (we call it ‘Reading Still Matters’ now that the Royal Literary Fund have moved on to other projects). The … Continue reading
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Tagged blogging, Books, Julia Copus, love, Mood, Poetry, reading, relationships, St Valentine's, writing
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