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The juxtaposition will leave you spellbound and melancholy in equal turns
The epitaph John Keats composed for his own gravestone - 'Here lies one whose name was writ in water' - seemingly damned him to oblivion
ventriloquism and mapping the registers of the originals – poem 16 ghosts the voice of Frank O’Hara
His imaginative fabrications have Shakespeare flying comfortably in first class and Keith Richards supporting the globe on his head
Poetry has always been a powerful way for people to express themselves and has become increasingly popular with the rise of online and performance poetry
Paradise Takeaway by Alistair Noon Joan Margarit The juxtaposition will leave youParadise Takeaway is a long poem with Luton Airport in it. Part memoir, part invention, it takes us along the bus and train routes of the London metropolitan area, not stopping at the eponymous fast food outlet en route to Aylesbury. On the way youll meet the Spirit of Rail, the Lady of Passport Control, a famous German philosopher, and other figures real and unreal. Warning: this book contains Marmite. Somewhere at the back of it all is Germany: A
