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Claudine Toutoungi

Claudine Toutoungi chats to Roger about the poetry she has chosen for the programme, including work by Roger Robinson, Kei Miller and Edward Lear. She also reads her own poem, written during a bout of insomnia.

Producer Sally Heaven

28 minutes

Last on

Sat 5 Feb 2022 23:30

This Week's Poems

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I Would Like to be a Dot in a Painting by MiróÌý

By Moniza Alvi

From Split World: Poems 1990-2005

Published by Bloodaxe Books

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Golden Retrievals

By Mark Doty

From Sweet Machine: Poems

Published by HarperCollins

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Happiness

By Raymond Carver

From All of Us:The Collected Poems

Published by Alfred A. Knopf /Penguin Random House

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Signs of Winter

By John Clare

From John Clare: Major Works

Published by Oxford University Press

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The Quangle Wangle’s Hat

ByÌýEdward Lear

From The Complete Nonsense of Edward Lear

Published by Faber Children’s Classics

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Beware Welsh Learners

By Katherine Stansfield

From We Could Be Anywhere By Now

Published by Seren

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The Law Concerning Mermaids

By Kei Miller

From A Light Song of Light

Published by Carcanet

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Lesson

By Adelia Prado

Translated by Ellen Dore Watson

From The Mystical Rose

Published by Bloodaxe Books

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A Conversation About Meat During The Plague

By Roger Robinson

Unpublished

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Hunter Forager

by Claudine Toutoungi

From Two Tongues

Published by ÌýCarcanet

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Antidotes to Fear of Death

by Rebecca Elson

From A Responsibility to Awe

Published by Carcanet

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Broadcasts

  • Sun 30 Jan 2022 16:30
  • Sat 5 Feb 2022 23:30