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Trees

by Childe Roland

Do you “think that [you] shall never see a poem lovely as a tree” (like Joyce Kilmer) ? Think again. Concretely arboreal, joyfully branching poems. .

Trees is part of the Boiled String poetry series, edited by Professor John Goodby.

On Sale: 11/02/2012

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Publication date: 11/02/2012

ISBN: 978-0-9569473-3-

Category: Poetry


About Childe

Childe Roland was the pen name of experimental poet, Peter Meilleur. Peter was born in Surrey, however his family sailed to Canada before the end of the Second World War. In 1979, Peter and his wife settled in Llangollen, Wales, where he found poetic inspiration in the Welsh language. Peter passed away in 2019 at the age of 75.

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Boiled String Poetry Chapbooks

Experimental poetry from Wales

Boiled String is edited by Professor John Goodby.

#1 Six of Clubs

by Childe Roland (2011)

#2 There’s Only the Dance

by David Barnett (2011)

#3 Mynydd

by Rhys Trimble (2011)

#4 Trees (2012)

by Childe Roland

#5 Bitch Dust (2012)

by Steven Hitchins

#6 Chroma (2012)

by Graham Hartill

#7 Thy Mine (2013)

by William Shakespeare, tr. by Tom Cheesman, Ulrike Draesner, Olive Ond

#8 Flower Angel Ship (2013) by Jörg Bernig

#9 Stars (2015)

by Childe Roland

#10 Çekoslovakyalılaştıramadıklarımızdanmısınız or Long Words (2015)

by Nia Davies

#11 Teint for the Bièvre (2016)

by Zoë Skoulding

#12 Zodiac (2018)

by Rhys Trimble

13# Grandiloquent Wretches (2020)

by Rhea Seren Philips


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