Description
The death of Michael Donaghy in 2004 at the age of fifty robbed poetry of one of its best-loved and most naturally gifted practitioners. A modern metaphysical, Donaghy wrote poetry of great wisdom, grace, charm, erudition and consummate technical accomplishment. This book gathers together all of Donaghy’s mature poetry, and includes the full texts of his four published volumes, as well as a number of fine uncollected pieces. As the poet-critic Sean O’Brien has remarked, Donaghy will come to be seen as one of the representative poets of the age.






The Arches
Words the Turtle Taught Me
The Hundred Years' War
This Is Yarrow
New and Selected Poems, Volume Two
Short Days, Long Shadows
Beyond the Difference: Welsh Literature in Comparative Contexts
Comic Poems
Then What
Us
Postcards from God
Spiritlands
Poetry Of Pop
The Moon Before Morning
How To Write Poems
Garden Time
Floss