Of sonnets and spellchecks

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This is the sort of poetry we like. Not only is it a real poem – or it was until Sue Murphy, at Ena Shaw, got to it – but it passes our spellchecker: ‘Thee howl ant thee pew sea kit wont two see/In...

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