Victor Keegan’s sixth - and final - book of poems reflects his insatiable curiosity about the nature of the universe, how oak trees talk to each other, the pleasures of daydreaming, the shifting archaeology of the Thames foreshore and dozens of other subjects.His life is split between Herefordshire where he relaxes, and London where he lives and does his walks (including one from Trafalgar Square to Margate without crossing a single road). After 40 years of editing and writing for The Guardian, he now writes a weekly Lost London column for OnLondon.co.uk, as well as his own blogs, LondonMyLondon.co.uk and VictorKeegan.wordpress.com (about the UK wine revolution).Poems, Victor says, are the most flexible and creative of all literary communication as they can be short or long, they can rhyme or not, and scan or not. No subject is off-limits, as this collection proves.
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