I've been clearing out my loft today and came across a book called Portraits of Poets, published by Carcanet in 1986. It's a superb book, featuring a collection of stunning black and white photos of famous and lesser-known poets, accompanied by a single poem from each person. Flicking through it, two particular contributions caught my eye. The first is a consoling view of the ageing process by Elma Mitchell, pictured below:
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In contrast, there is the tragic figure of Paul Potts...

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