TEN POEMS ABOUT SWIMMING

TEN POEMS ABOUT SWIMMING

WYNNE-RHYDDERCH, SAMANTHA

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CANDLESTICK PRESS
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Poetry, drama & literary criticism
ISBN:
978-1-913627-06-5
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20
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Paperback
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Selected and introduced by Samantha Wynne-Rhydderch.

There’s something at once elemental and child-like about moving through water – whether we paddle like a dog or can manage an elegant crawl.

These delightful poems explore the many joys of swimming in pools, rivers and oceans. We travel all the way from a child learning to swim at home on a piano stool to a swimmer in a public baths which become suddenly splendid.

Swimming is a pleasure and a privilege, and these poems remind us that when we take to the water it is not just our bodies that are changed.

Poems by Vievee Francis, Paul Henry, Ranjit Hoskote, Hannah Lowe, Nicholas Murray, Katrina Naomi, Jay Parini, Katherine Pierpoint, Stevie Smith and Samantha Wynne-Rhydderch.

Cover illustration by Sara Boccaccini Meadows.

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