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Just for the Record - Collected Poems

Nance Cookson

Publisher: Ginninderra Press

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Summary

Poems collected from All the Time Left, Laughing in the Street and The Question, the Answer – a smorgasbord of thoughts and ideas ranging from sardines, crayfish in pots, the Blarney stone, a Degas painting, blowflies and wild things to Cicero and the dustman, reflecting Nance Cookson’s wry take on life.
Available since: 01/02/2018.

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