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Hillaire Belloc's 'Tarantella'

September 17, 2019 Liam Guilar

Hillaire Belloc (1870-1953)

An almost obligatory reading. If there is a category of poems that are simply a pleasure to read aloud, this is one of them. What elevates it above a clever piece of rhyming is the last section.

The opening is famous, the sudden shift of gear into the ending is perhaps not so well known.

Tags Hillaire Belloc, Twentieth Century
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The Fabled Third, the sequel to A Man of Heart and the final part of A Presentment of Englishry, is now available direct from the publisher Shearsman Uk and usual online sources. Signed copies of all three books are available from the shop on this site.

Review of A Presentment of Englishry here: http://longpoemmagazine.org.uk/reviews/a-presentment-of-englishry/

Reviews of A Man of Heart here: Heart of the Island nation and here https://dura-dundee.org.uk/2024/04/01/a-man-of-heart/