Milton Row Sabine Wichert

Milton Row Sabine WichertMilton Row a poetic insight into teaching in the impoverished areas of post war London was written by Robert John Newlands. A crofters son, Robert trained as a teacher and devoted his career to motivating and empowering pupils from the same humble backgrounds as his own. Written in the mid 60s and published here for the first time, this long form poem offers a unique and intriguing portrait of schooling in the 1960s. Sure to resonate with anyone who

before the final dramatic showdown in Chinatown

And where some of the poems address the despairing tragedies of history

co-written with Digby Fairweather - 206 pages plus 8 pages of gloss photos

In the cypress grove of Montjuic:

the capacity to embrace this past and to see wholly afresh what was once familiar and unremarked

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Some poems examine a creature from close-up

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climb into swan skins

Silence becomes Ruby’s refuge

which is something only the body can hold

and one of the most famous pieces of poetry ever written about a cat