The Clinic, Memory: New and Selected Poems by Elaine Feinstein
Spring Recommendation Isobel Dixon the Virgin Mary and that

the Virgin Mary and that eternal stepdad St Joseph draw on memories they didn’t know they had

Polley’s language is mercurial

beautifully resonant

The book ends with a narrative poem about the trial of an unnamed tyrant in which we learn about the Accused (as he is called)

and regularly appears on BBC Breakfast and BBC2’s Coast

The Clinic, Memory: New and Selected Poems by Elaine Feinstein <b> <br> Spring Recommendation </b> Isobel Dixon the Virgin Mary and thatPBS Special Commendation Spring 2017 I did not emulate my uncles lives, spent graciously in serving public good, their pleasure: clubs, fine meals, and cultured friends. Mother, forgive me, I did all I could. They won position. I wrote poetry. Elaine Feinsteins poems are the harvest of a lifetime in literature. This selection, made by the author herself, gathers work from over half a century of published writing, and is completed by a section of new