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Why Brownlee left
Paul Muldoon
(June 20th 1951 — )
... His latest collection is Moy Sand and Gravel. Muldon moved to the United States in 1983 and is currently Howard Clark Professor of Humanities at Princeton University, where he lives with his wife and two children.
— May 18, 2026 05:11PM
Paul Muldoon
(June 20th 1951 — )
... His latest collection is Moy Sand and Gravel. Muldon moved to the United States in 1983 and is currently Howard Clark Professor of Humanities at Princeton University, where he lives with his wife and two children.
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Judi
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To my Dear and Loving Husband
Anne Bradstreet
(c. 1612 — September 16th 1672)
Interestingly, she was distantly related, via the ancient aristocratic Sutton-Dudley family, to the Elizabethan poet Philip Sidney, who had a much more courtly, exalted view of love and marriage.
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Anne Bradstreet
(c. 1612 — September 16th 1672)
Interestingly, she was distantly related, via the ancient aristocratic Sutton-Dudley family, to the Elizabethan poet Philip Sidney, who had a much more courtly, exalted view of love and marriage.
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Poet and dramatist Ben Jonson, author of Vulpine and Bartholomew Fair, born in Westminster June 11th, 1572.
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Luis de Camoes, Portugal's great national poet and author of the epic poem, Os Lusiadas, died in Lisbon June 10th 1580.
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Simplify me when I'm dead
Keith Douglas
(January 24th 1920 — June 9th 1944)
Wounded by a land mine in 1943, Keith Douglas wrote from his hospital bed in Palestine in defence of his poetry: "I see no reason to be either musical or sonorous about things at present...I suppose I reflect the cynicism ... with which I view the world."
— 23 hours, 19 min ago
Keith Douglas
(January 24th 1920 — June 9th 1944)
Wounded by a land mine in 1943, Keith Douglas wrote from his hospital bed in Palestine in defence of his poetry: "I see no reason to be either musical or sonorous about things at present...I suppose I reflect the cynicism ... with which I view the world."
Judi
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Darrion Domfort
Gerard Manley Hopkins
(July 28th 1844 — June 89th 1889)
...It is regarded as the first of Hopkins' series of so-called 'terrible sonnets', an epithet which refers to the inner despair and turmoil which gave rise to them.
— Jun 10, 2026 09:36AM
Gerard Manley Hopkins
(July 28th 1844 — June 89th 1889)
...It is regarded as the first of Hopkins' series of so-called 'terrible sonnets', an epithet which refers to the inner despair and turmoil which gave rise to them.
Judi
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My Enemies Have Sweet Voices
...
I was blind side to the gutter
when Merlin happened by
asking, 'Why do you lie
her bleeding?'
I answered him, 'Magician,
as a matter of a fact
I was jumping to conclusions
when one of them jumped back.'
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Pete Morgan
(June 7th 1939 — )
— Jun 09, 2026 08:42AM
...
I was blind side to the gutter
when Merlin happened by
asking, 'Why do you lie
her bleeding?'
I answered him, 'Magician,
as a matter of a fact
I was jumping to conclusions
when one of them jumped back.'
...
Pete Morgan
(June 7th 1939 — )
Judi
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Pierre Corneille, writer of 'Le Cid', born June 6th 1606
— Jun 08, 2026 12:26PM
Judi
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In the Desert
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?Stephen Crane
(November 1at 1871 — Jne 5th 1900)
... As a war correspondent he covered the Greco-Turkish war before settling in England, where he befriended the writers H.G. Wells, Henry James, and Joseph Conrad and ricocheted between poverty and wild partying.
— Jun 07, 2026 05:43AM
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?Stephen Crane
(November 1at 1871 — Jne 5th 1900)
... As a war correspondent he covered the Greco-Turkish war before settling in England, where he befriended the writers H.G. Wells, Henry James, and Joseph Conrad and ricocheted between poverty and wild partying.
Judi
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To Catherine Wordsworth 1808 —1812
William Wordsworth
(April 7th 1770 — April 23rd 1850)
In early June 1812, while William was in London and Mary on her way to visit relatives in Hereford, the Wordsworth children were in the care of their aunts at the family home in Grasmere. Catherine suffered a convulsion in the night and died the following morning.
— Jun 06, 2026 04:24PM
William Wordsworth
(April 7th 1770 — April 23rd 1850)
In early June 1812, while William was in London and Mary on her way to visit relatives in Hereford, the Wordsworth children were in the care of their aunts at the family home in Grasmere. Catherine suffered a convulsion in the night and died the following morning.
Judi
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The Truth the Dead Know
For my mother, born March 1902, died March 1959,
and my father, born February 1900, died June 1959
Anne Sexton
(November 9th 1928 — October 4h 1974)
Anne Sexton was the third daughter born to Ralph and Mary Gray Staples Harvey in Newton, Massachusetts. Here father was a successful wool salesman and her mother the well-educated only child of adoring parents.
— Jun 05, 2026 07:22PM
For my mother, born March 1902, died March 1959,
and my father, born February 1900, died June 1959
Anne Sexton
(November 9th 1928 — October 4h 1974)
Anne Sexton was the third daughter born to Ralph and Mary Gray Staples Harvey in Newton, Massachusetts. Here father was a successful wool salesman and her mother the well-educated only child of adoring parents.
