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POETRY PLEASE
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Poetry Please
Sunday 16:30-17:00
Saturday (rpt) 23:00-23:30
The poems you want to hear
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If you'd like to suggest a particular poem for possible inclusion in the programme, contact us - don't forget to tell us why you'd like to hear your choice...
This week
Sunday 19 February 2006
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Roger McGough
Roger McGough introduces a selection of poems chosen by listeners
Featured poems
This is the last in the current series. Poetry Please returns in May.

Unless otherwise indicated, all poems in this week's edition are by William Barnes.

Extracts from A Bit O' Sly Coorten
From: Poems Grave and Gay
Publ: Longmans

The Young Rhymer Snubbed
From: Victorian Literature: Poetry
Publ: MacMillan

White An' Blue
From: Selected Poems
Publ: Penguin

A Red, Red Rose
By: Robert Burns
From: Poems and Songs
Publ: Dover Publcations

My Orcha'd in Linden Lea
From: Selected Poems
Publ: Penguin

The Impercipient
By: Thomas Hardy
From: The Oxford Authors - Thomas Hardy
Publ: Oxford University Press

God's Grandeur
By: Gerard Manley Hopkins
From: Hopkins - Poems and Prose
Publ: Everyman

Eclogue: The Common a-Took in
From: Selected Poems
Publ: Penguin

Woak Hill
From: Selected Poems
Publ: Penguin

The Geäte a-Vallen to
From: Selected Poems
Publ: Penguin

The Last Signal
By: Thomas Hardy
From: The Oxford Authors - Thomas Hardy
Publ: Oxford University Press


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