Morlais Fflur Dafydd FEATURE ON LEBANESE POETRY

FEATURE ON LEBANESE POETRY

an act of craftsmanship

but always precise and clear as birdsong

Rosenstock has set himself up as something of a Gaelic shaman

How other societies are perceived has long been a preoccupation of Stewart Brown’s own poetry and critical writing

Morlais Fflur Dafydd FEATURE ON LEBANESE POETRYMiners son Morlais Jenkins is already being educated away from his background at grammar school when he is adopted, on the death of her own son, by the wife of the local local colliery owner. Morlais parents recognize the opportunity for their son to make a better future, but they must all pay a great price. Stifled by middle class life, his adoptive mother recognizes that Morlais will be a poet and encourages him to be neither working class or middle