Wonder Archives - The Literary Review
A selection of poetry and prose from the TLR Archives exploring the theme of WONDER... from the supernatural to the sublime
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A selection of poetry and prose from the TLR Archives exploring the theme of WONDER... from the supernatural to the sublime
Friendship, for poets, has long been grist for the mill. Anyone studying poetry is likely to stumble upon literary friendships – William Wordsworth and Samuel Taylor Coleridge come instantly to mind, but also Charlotte Bronte and Elizabeth Gaskell, the latter of whom penned Bronte’s biography. Molly Peacock’s Friendship, for poets, has long been grist for the mill. Anyone studying poetry is likely to stumble upon literary friendships – William Wordsworth and Samuel Taylor Coleridge come instantly to mind, but also Charlotte Bronte and Elizabeth Gaskell, the latter of whom penned Bronte...
As mistakes go, count this as one of the happy variety.
As mistakes go, count this as one of the happy variety.
As mistakes go, count this as one of the happy variety.