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The third collection of romantic and poignant poems from Atticus, the No.1 Instagram poet

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This is the truth of you. Because you are all I see. Because you are all I breathe. Because when I cannot find you, I am lost.

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The first ever collection of poems by the acclaimed author of the Aubrey/Maturin series of Napoleonic naval adventures.

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A completely new collection of poetry with a celestial theme inThe Universe of Us.

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In the tradition of Ambrose Bierce, Matt Cook's third volume of thoroughly American stand-up poetry.

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"The Wanting Way is a confluence of diverse ways-rallies, paths, waves, jams, streams, desire lines-that converge wherever the dry verbiage of the talking world requires hydration"--

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The complete and definitive edition of poems from the greatest poet of WW1, Wilfred Owen

2018 marks a hundred years since the end of the First World War.

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For most readers of English poetry, the face under that helmet is that of Wilfred Owen.' Professor Jon Stallworthy, from his Introduction.

When Wilfred Owen was killed in the days before the Armistice in 1918, he left behind a shattering, truthful and indelible record of a soldier's experience of the First World War.

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Published in 1922, The Waste Land was the most revolutionary poem of its time, offering a devastating vision of modern civilisation which has lost none of its power today.

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A striking poetry collection by Helen Mort.

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2016 goodreads choice award-winning poet amanda lovelace returns in the witch doesn't burn in this one the bold second book in her "women are some kind of magic" series.

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An open heart can never be broken.

This collection of poetry is dedicated to those who have ever felt broken by love, loss, and the uncertainty of self-discovery; this collection is the remedy with which to heal.

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Combining the urgency of the Canadian Bunchberry Dogwood with the suspended time of the lyric poem, this book introduces a courageous and innovative new voice in New Zealand poetry. Charlotte Simmonds is best known as a writer, director and actor in Wellington theatre.

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The poet confronts a wired, technological world, often in the mirror, in these inventive, daring and subversive poems.

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'Geoff Cochrane's is a whole world, rendered in lines at once compressed and open, mysterious and approachable.' - Damien Wilkins. Geoff Cochrane's new book is a bracing and invigorating distillation of his distinctive talent.

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The first published collection of poetry by literary legend Thea Astley

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Drawing its title from one of the last pages of Scott's journal, the book captures the harsh reality of an unforgiving environment as experienced firsthand by Bill Manhire and Anne Noble and dwells on the human spirit and its will to explore, to endure, and ultimately to accept.

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In Anna Jackson's fifth collection of poetry, a rich and leafy life is closing in on the poet. Anna Jackson constantly turns her attention to the brambled path, the track less followed, the subterranean presences in everyday life.

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Poetry gift book. The ideal gift for all parents!

'Nic Aubury's poetry is proper poetry in the Betjeman/Wendy Cope tradition, and it's an utter delight memorable, musical, witty and just brilliant in every way. Nic is hands down the best new poet to emerge in the last 20 years.' Sophie Hannah

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In her latest collection, Louise Wallace raises an existential eyebrow at pregnancy-birth-motherhood.

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A rich and fractured first book in which two authors, their families and their many ghosts navigate oceans, forests, gardens, dreams and houses in New Zealand, Singapore and China. This Paper Boat follows the author as he traces his own history through the lives and written fragments of his parents, and their parents, while examining the public and private rituals of institutions.

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Rachel Bush's distinctive, haunting poems acknowledge the consolations and undoings of thought. In Thought Horses we encounter a speaker who as she is stepping outside, or googling an old friend, or lying awake too early is sometimes lifted up, and sometimes overtaken by thought. A beautifully wrought new collection by the author of The Hungry Woman.