Still Life
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Still Life

Poetry from the Cheshire Prize for Literature 2010

  1. English
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  3. Available on iOS & Android
eBook - PDF

Still Life

Poetry from the Cheshire Prize for Literature 2010

About this book

In a hot Spanish kitchen a little boy's mouth waters as he daydreams about the citrus tang of freshly-squeezed juice; in the weak sunlight outside a Russian Orthodox church, splinters of wood 'dance' like so many motes of dust; and in a camp in Germany three prisoners of war look upwards and marvel at the near-weightless liberty of the birds they see. These are some of the exquisite moments โ€“ almost visual in their vibrancy โ€“ that are captured in the pages of Still Life. In this rich and textured anthology, the mundane is transfigured as poets attempt to answer โ€“ or at least to establish โ€“ the 'big' questions of life. In being recalled and recorded in poetry, 'still lives' are endowed both with vitality and with a particular kind of immortality, too.

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Table of contents

  1. Front cover
  2. Title pages
  3. Copyright page
  4. Dedication
  5. Contents
  6. The contributors
  7. Foreword
  8. Rita Ray - Still life with oranges and walnuts (Luis Melendez)
  9. Philip Williams - Diptych
  10. Jennifer Anne Durban - The cupboard under the stairs
  11. Heather Freckleton - Hide and seek
  12. Haiku moments - Sheila Powell
  13. Anna Mackenzie - Furniture complex
  14. George Horsman - Worms
  15. Clive McWilliam - Spellbound
  16. Clive McWilliam - Ada in the garden
  17. Frances Sackett - Burning the clothes
  18. Frances Sackett - Shoreline
  19. Linda Houlton - Twelve men and a cheeseboard
  20. James Phillips - Threads
  21. Simon Gotts - The careers master
  22. Jean Page - Grasshopper girl
  23. Jean Page - Cotton atlas
  24. Angela Topping - Paper patterns
  25. Frances Sackett - Moonwalk
  26. Philip Watts - Amaryllis
  27. Liz Loxley - Early sparrow-grass
  28. Pontoon
  29. Liz Loxley - Sloe gin
  30. Rob Blaney - Darwin's finches
  31. Angi Holden - The migrant
  32. Richard Hughes - Rook and jackdaw migrations observed in Germany 1942-1945
  33. Caroline Hawkridge - The lure
  34. Joy Winkler - Wings, planes and weather vanes
  35. Ruth Symes - Grandparents
  36. Anne-Marie Biggs - The history department
  37. Barbara Holliday - An orphan at thirty six
  38. Peter Branson - Icon
  39. Rob Blaney - Jazz on nine eleven
  40. George Horsman - Massage
  41. Jonathan Musgrove - Temple garden
  42. Russell Morris - Crossing: 1946
  43. Ellis Lloyd - Crosby Sands - an iron man speaks
  44. Ellis Lloyd - Helsby in winter sun
  45. David Selzer - At Jodrell Bank
  46. Catherine Bruton - Warrington Bank Quay
  47. Philip Williams - Quarry
  48. Angela Topping - Duke's Clough
  49. Peter Howard - Fog
  50. Andrew Bailey - Salt
  51. Alison Leonard - A fourth dimension
  52. Sheila Powell - Sheep
  53. Angi Holden - Recall
  54. Robbie Burton - Horeb
  55. Jonny Reid - Dodo
  56. John Davies - Mending your guitar
  57. Yeats exhibition
  58. Jake Campbell - My granddad at Souter Lighthouse
  59. Judy Ugonna - Lunet (Friction Drum)
  60. Judy Ogonna - Slit Drum
  61. Jonny Reid - Jake
  62. Vikki Littlemore - Teenagers in love
  63. Michael Scully - Snagging
  64. Helen Clare - Gerris lacustris (common pond skater)
  65. Anax imperator (emperor dragonfly)
  66. Back cover