Available Poems in The Lost Words: A Spell Book (by Robert Macfarlane )

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• Cabinet-maker, could you craft me a conker?  (Katerina Gimon) *
• Fern’s first form is furled  (Katerina Gimon) *
• Heather is never merely heather  (Katerina Gimon) *
• Here hunts heron. Here haunts heron  (Katerina Gimon) *
• I am ivy, a real high-flyer  (Katerina Gimon) *
• Kingfisher: the colour-giver, fire-bringer, flame-flicker  (Marie-Claire Saindon) *
• Little astronaut, where have you gone, and how is your  (Carmen Braden) *
• Otter enters river without falter – what a  (Monica Pearce) *
• Willow, when the wind blows so your branches billow  (Monica Pearce) *