Poems for mothers of every description
Published on Wednesday 11 March 2020
This Mother’s Day Candlestick has something for every imaginable kind of mother – from the gardening mother and the knitting mother to the football fan mother, the cycling mother, the walking mother and the baking mother. Each of our gorgeous pamphlets contains poems to lift the spirits and boasts a beautiful cover to rival any greetings card.
Our new revised edition of Ten Poems about Mothers celebrates the ways in which mothers are important in our lives. There are poems here to make you smile, laugh and cry, and sometimes all three. Hot off the press are (‘instead of a bunch’) Ten Poems about Flowers – a delightful bouquet of poems that’s guaranteed never to wither – and Ten Poems for Spring.
With many other titles including Ten Poems about Cycling, Gardens, Football, Baking, Knitting and Walking you really are spoilt for choice. Any of these would make a wonderful Mother’s Day Gift – something to keep and treasure forever.
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Poems for mothers of every description
Published on Wednesday 11 March 2020
This Mother’s Day Candlestick has something for every imaginable kind of mother – from the gardening mother and the knitting mother to the football fan mother, the cycling mother, the walking mother and the baking mother. Each of our gorgeous pamphlets contains poems to lift the spirits and boasts a beautiful cover to rival any […]
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Spring is in the air
Published on Monday 2 March 2020
Sunshine and showers, cuckoos, frogs, daffodils and cherry blossom…. Poets writing about spring certainly have no shortage of material. Our selection of poems takes in many of these yearly delights. There are contemporary voices – a poem in which a dog sniffs around a city park and enjoys the new smells, and another where an […]
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Instead of a bunch!
Published on Friday 7 February 2020
A bouquet is a welcome and beautiful thing, but the beauty is inevitably short-lived. However, this delightful mini-anthology – published just in time for Valentine’s Day – is guaranteed never to wither. Roses, fritillaries, daisies, gentians and the humble ragwort are celebrated here by poets ranging from Mimi Khalvati to William Wordsworth. We experience their […]
"By the way I have become almost Evangelical about the pamphlets! Everyone I know has got one. I’m just stopping short of thrusting them on people I don’t know but who look as if they need a poetry break."Liz O’Sullivan, Dovegreyreader Chapter, Candlestick Collective
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