Beyond ourselves: writing biographical poems

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Georgia's Poetry Workshop

Georgia Conlon

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Hosted by Georgia Conlon, poetry workshop facilitator and teacher. Creative ideas and poetry prompts to help you with your writing. Music by GC O'Hare and Portamento.

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Beyond ourselves: writing biographical poems

Georgia's Poetry Workshop

19 minutes 25 seconds

2 years ago

Beyond ourselves: writing biographical poems

After a trip to the Wordsworth Trust, I discuss the impact of biography on our poetry.

References: 'Expostulation and Reply / The Tables Turned: an evening scene, on the same subject' by William Wordsworth and 'Thursday 29th April 1802' (journal entry) by Dorothy Wordsworth, in Romanticism: An Anthology 4th Edn. Ed by Duncan Wu. Music by George Clarke and Portamento.

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