In this episode, poet Mark Lewis champions Dylan Thomas's 'Among Those Killed In The Dawn Raid Was A Man Aged One Hundred,' as a great poem.

Psychologist Philippa suggests other Dylan Thomas poems and a reason for their popularity, while bookseller Lorna describes the interest in Dylan Thomas, from book buyers.

In this episode, we take Maya Angelou's poem Still I Rise as a catalyst and inspiration. We chat about writing as protest, appropriation, and Maya Angelou's status as phenomenal woman.

Writers mentioned include Amanda Gorman, Langston Hughes, WS Merwin, Bob Dylan, Colston Whitehead and Lucy Hannah.

With poet Mark Lewis, bookseller Lorna Lee and psychologist Philippa Davies, and recorded in the old book room, Chapter One bookshop at Narberth Museum, West Wales.

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A poet, a psychologist and a bookseller grapple with a great poem. How does this poem work on hearts and minds?

With Mark Lewis, Lorna Lee and Philippa Davies and recorded in the old book room at Chapter One bookshop, in Narberth Museum, West Wales.

In this episode we discuss TS Eliot's The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock.

Poet Christian Donovan reads us her Great Welsh Icon competition winning poem: 'I Iolo Morganwg'

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"Spy Glass" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
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