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The book covers practical techniques the nuts of bolts of putting poems together

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163 Days by Hannah Hodgson David Colmer we enter a space thatHannah Hodgson takes us to the paradoxical heart of poetry itself: to be held inside a pain both intensified and soothed by the sheer brilliant presence of the poets mind. Caroline Bird Hannah Hodgson is a seriously ill poet who uses a panoply of medical, legal and personal vocabularies to explore what illness, death and dying does to a person, as both patient and witness. In the long poem 163 Days (her longest period of hospitalisation to date) she