Twist
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Twist

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Twist is a slant look at the connections binding us together – familial, social, political – in poems which range from the curious and disturbing to memories and evocations of the ordinary magic at work in our lives. It meditates on growing into middle age and explores how, obliquely and unseen, grief and loss transform into grace and redemption.

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Year
2018
ISBN
9781910345900
Edition
1
Contents
Altweibersommer
Elisabeth Says
The Fortunate Isles
I And The Village
Snail Shells
Black Middens
Stilt-Walking The Tyne
Riddle With Two Answers
Auld Lags
Cobbles
Chainsaw Music
Our Lady’s Threads
Turn and Turn
I Think of You and Think of Skin
Mystical Kitchens
For Adele
Moleskins
One With Another
The Cartographer’s Morning-After Shirt
Grace Poole Fits A Toile
Green Ginger
Trapdoor
Stone Balancing
Scrap Metals Across Europa
How Helen Steven…
Moss Side Public Laundry 1979
In Hope
Brushing the Old Yellow Lab
Mami Wata
Flower of Maryam
Net
One for Sorrow
Clast
Dark Starling
Southernness Point
Stump and Phantom
Smeuse
Nobody’s Daughter
Lupin Tea
Sister
In The Fourth Month
Zoetrope
Handspeak
Blotto
Night Drive
Hair Shirt
Hen Party, Mexico City
Sad Jaguar
What Remained of the Wedding Cake
Back to Baltic Street
Clooty Gospel
Suitcase Baby
Scissors Give Birth to Scissors
Departure
Lambing
Against Hate
Whirlwind

Notes
Biographical Note
Twist, from Old English (candeltwist, a “wick”); twis – from root of “two”. Original senses suggest “dividing in two” (Old Norse “tvistra”, to divide / separate). Later senses are of “combining two into one”, hence the original sense of the word may be “thread form...

Table of contents

  1. Acknowledgements
  2. Contents
  3. Altweibersommer
  4. Elisabeth Says
  5. The Fortunate Isles
  6. I And The Village
  7. Snail Shells
  8. Black Middens
  9. Stilt-Walking The Tyne
  10. Riddle With Two Answers
  11. Auld Lags
  12. Cobbles
  13. Chainsaw Music
  14. Our Lady’s Threads
  15. Turn And Turn
  16. I Think Of You And Think Of Skin
  17. Mystical Kitchens
  18. For Adele
  19. Moleskins
  20. One With Another
  21. The Cartographer’s Morning-After Shirt
  22. Grace Poole Fits a Toile
  23. Green Ginger
  24. Trapdoor
  25. Stone Balancing
  26. Scrap Metals Across Europa
  27. How Helen Steven, Peace Activist, Scratched An Adrienne Rich Poem On Her Cell Door in Dumbarton Police Station
  28. Moss Side Public Laundry 1979
  29. In Hope
  30. Brushing The Old Yellow Lab
  31. Mami Wata
  32. Flower of Maryam
  33. Net
  34. One for Sorrow
  35. Clast
  36. Dark Starling
  37. SouthernNess Point
  38. Stump and Phantom
  39. Smeuse
  40. Nobody’s Daughter
  41. Lupin Tea
  42. Sister
  43. In The Fourth Month
  44. Zoetrope
  45. Handspeak
  46. Blotto
  47. Night Drive
  48. Hair Shirt
  49. Hen Party, Mexico City
  50. Sad Jaguar
  51. What Remained Of the Wedding Cake
  52. Back To Baltic Street
  53. Clooty Gospel
  54. Suitcase Baby
  55. ‘Scissors Give Birth to Scissors’
  56. Departure
  57. Lambing
  58. Against Hate
  59. Whirlwind
  60. Notes
  61. Biographical Note