Watering Can (eBook, ePUB) - Bird, Caroline
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Caroline Bird's two earlier collections were acclaimed for their exuberant energy, surreal imagination and passion - 'a bit of a Howl for a new generation', wrote the Hudson Review. Watering Can celebrates life as an early twenty-something. The poems, writes Caroline Bird, 'contain prophetic videos, a moon colonised by bullies, weeping scholars, laughing ducks, silent weddings - all the fertiliser that pours on top of your head.' The extraordinary verve and compassion of her verse propels us into the anxiety of new responsibilities. Raw but never hopeless, Watering Can has comedy, wordplay and bright self-deprecation.…mehr

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Caroline Bird's two earlier collections were acclaimed for their exuberant energy, surreal imagination and passion - 'a bit of a Howl for a new generation', wrote the Hudson Review. Watering Can celebrates life as an early twenty-something. The poems, writes Caroline Bird, 'contain prophetic videos, a moon colonised by bullies, weeping scholars, laughing ducks, silent weddings - all the fertiliser that pours on top of your head.' The extraordinary verve and compassion of her verse propels us into the anxiety of new responsibilities. Raw but never hopeless, Watering Can has comedy, wordplay and bright self-deprecation.

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Caroline Bird is an award-winning poet and a member of the Royal Court Young Writers Programme. Her work has appeared in New Poetries III, North magazine, PN Review, and Poetry Review, and she is the author several plays and books, including Looking Through Letterboxes, Nothing to Say, The Pie, and Trouble Came to the Turnip. She has won the Poetry Society's Simon Elvin Young Poet of the Year Award twice, the Eric Gregory Award, and was short-listed for the Dylan Thomas Prize for writers under 30.