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Sonnet 31

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The Shakespeare's Sonnet's page comments on Sonnet 31: "On thinking of his friend, all sorrow for former loves vanishes. Now h...

Sonnet 29

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I'm slowly reading through Shakey's sonnets . This one caught my eye from a spirituality point of view: how do I secure my self-wort...

Gift

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Some ask the world and are diminished in the receiving of it. You gave me only this small pool that the more I drink from, the more overflow...

RS at Easter III

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The final in our series of R S Thomas poems over Easter is ‘The Kingdom’. Here he holds over the conclusion of each sentence deliberately di...
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RS at Easter II

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The second in the series of RS Thomas poems over Easter is ‘Aftermath’. Thomas often alights on the image of ‘the machine’ as a malevolent d...

RS at Easter

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For the next four weeks of the Easter break I’m using for the chaplaincy newsletter some poems by RS Thomas , an old curmudgeon of a Welsh p...

The Page Turner

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Just been to see The Page Turner ( La Tourneuse de Pages ). Precise, cold, revenge served as nouvelle cuisine. A perfect study of 'an e...
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