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The Reader’s Learning and Quality Leader, Natalie Kaas Pontoppidan, shares her thoughts on this week’s Featured Poem, We Grow Accustomed to the Dark by Emily Dickinson.
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The Reader’s Head of Publications, Amanda Brown, shares her thoughts on this week’s Featured Poem, To a Stranger by Walt Whitman.
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The Reader’s Learning and Quality Coordinator, Lisa Spurgin, shares her thoughts on this week’s Featured Poem, Awake, My Heart by Robert Seymour Bridges.
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The Reader’s Director of Communities and Communications, Sophie Clarke, reflects on this week’s Featured Poem, Trespass by John Clare.
The Reader’s Learning and Quality Leader, Katie Clark, shares her thoughts on this week’s Featured Poem, The Frozen Heart by Robert Herrick.
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The Reader’s Learning and Quality Leader, Natalie Kaas Pontoppidan, shares her thoughts on this week’s Featured Poem, On An Unsociable Family by Elizabeth Hands.
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The Reader’s Learning and Quality Leader, Clare Ellis, reflects on this week’s Featured Poem, To the Nightingale by William Cowper.
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The Reader’s Learning and Quality Leader, Tom Young, shares his thoughts on this week’s Featured Poem, A Song for New Year’s Eve by William Cullen Bryant.
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The Reader’s Learning and Quality Leader, Amanda Boston, shares her thoughts on this week’s festive Featured Poem, Merry Christmas by Louisa May Alcott.
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The Reader’s Head of Publications, Amanda Brown, reflects on this week’s Featured Poem, Lines Written on a Window at the Leasowes at a Time of Very Deep Snow by William Shenstone.
