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Want to have your work reviewed by a published poet?
"Poetry," said Christopher Fry, "is the language in which man explores his own amazement". It's no surprise that so many of us try our hand at it. But all those who have will be aware that one of the chief problems that poets encounter (apart, if you choose to pursue it professionally, from the vanishingly small chance of knowing the joy of the minimum wage again), is that it can be hard to ask for - and get - objective feedback.
With the launch of our poetry workshop, we aim to change that. Every month, the workshop will be hosted by a different poet who will set an exercise, choose the two most interesting responses and offer an appraisal of them, which will be posted here alongside the winning poems.

This month's poet and exercise
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