Amina Atiq
More listener requests curated by a guest poet.
Roger talks to the Yemeni born poet Amina Atiq. Growing up in Liverpool she often found it hard to be accepted and a feeling of not belonging is central to her poetry. Amina chooses favourite poems selected from the requests sent in by listeners to include work by DH Lawrence, Danez Smith, Zaffar Kunial and Anne Stevenson.
Producer: Maggie Ayre
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This Week's Poems
Belong
By Amina Atiq
Part of 麻豆官网首页入口 Words First 2019
Published by Words First / Wrecking Ball Press
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The Piano
By D. H Lawrence
From The Complete Poems of D.H. Lawrence
Published by Wordsworth Editions
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The Thing is
By Ellen Bass
From 鈥楶oetry of Presence: An Anthology of Mindfulness Poems鈥�
Published by Grayson Books
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Broken Dreams
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From The Collected Poems of W.B. Yeats
Published by Wordsworth Editions
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Telemachus
By Ocean Vuong
From 鈥楴ight Sky with Exit Wounds鈥�
Published by Cape Poetry
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A Poem for a Daughter
By Anne Stevenson听
From 鈥楶oems 1955 鈥� 2005鈥�
Published by Bloodaxe
Audio courtesy of The Poetry Archive
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Extract from 鈥楽ummer, Somewhere鈥�
By Danez Smith
From 鈥楧on鈥檛 Call Us Dead鈥�
Published by Graywolf Press
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Thirteen
By Caleb Femi
From 鈥楶oor鈥�
Published by Penguin
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The Word
By Zaffar Kunial
From 鈥楿s鈥�
Published by Faber
Audio courtesy of The T. S. Eliot Prize
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When My Mother Danced With My Hair
By Amina Atiq
From the pamphlet 鈥楯ust Beyond Reach鈥櫶�
Published by Sutton Manor
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