# Gillian Clarke

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Journey through Winter S2 -Appreciate

Edited by Dan Lange Music - Reiki Healing from Purple Planet Music: https://www.purple-planet.com/home Opening words: Sue reads Winter's Cloak by Joyce Rupp Seasonal Living - you can find more info on Twelfth Night here: https://www.countrylife.co.uk/out-and-about/twelfth-night-what-it-is-when-it-f…

Ep: 86 - Miracle on St. David's Day (Gillian Clarke)

Happy St. David's Day! Dominic reads a revelatory poem by the Welsh poet, Gillian Clarke. Enjoy! **** Piano music is 'Lazarus' from Dominic's 2021 piano album 'Songs for John'. All rights reserved to the artist. **** #GillianClarke #Clarke #Poetry #Welshpoems #Welshpoetry #HenryV #Shakespear…

Inside Gillian Clarke's Catrin: The Push and Pull of Growing Up

This episode dives into Gillian Clarke’s Catrin, examining its themes of identity, independence, and the evolving mother–daughter relationship. Perfect for students and poetry lovers alike, it offers clear analysis, key context, and thoughtful insights into Clarke’s powerful imagery and emotional…

The Poetry Show: Spring Arrives

Enlighten Radio Presents It is the 152nd Birthday of Robert Frost.   It is a season of Fire, Rain and Skunk Cabbage. mary oliver, emily dickinson, william carlos williams, gillian clarke, robert frost, ww, dh lawrence   Robert Frost I'm going out to clean the pasture spring; I'll only stop to …

Catrin: Context and Big Ideas

An educational podcast covering GCSE Literature revision and notes. Today we take a look at the context and big ideas in the poem Catrin by Gillian Clarke, from the Unit 1 Poetry Anthology. Thanks for listening. If you want to support the podcast further, consider tipping us! Tip us here: https://k…

You Could Make This Beautiful: Mike Birbiglia, J. Hope Stein, & Peter Kessler

Our miniseries finale features comedian Mike Birbiglia and poet J. Hope Stein talking about the poetry in comedy and the comedy in poetry. The couple co-authored the book "The New One: Painfully True Stories from a Reluctant Dad" and occasionally bring their mix of jokes and poems to the stage. A…

Catrin(Eduqas GCSE)

Gillian Clarke's 'Catrin' offers a raw, honest exploration of the mother-daughter bond, capturing the intense paradox of love and conflict from childbirth through adolescence. It's a highly rewarding poem to study because its vivid imagery and shifting structure provide excellent opportunities for …

Miracle on St David's Day(Eduqas GCSE)

Gillian Clarke's 'Miracle on St David's Day' is a profound exploration of the enduring power of poetry and human connection. It offers excellent opportunities for GCSE students to analyse rich natural imagery, structural contrasts, and the profound thematic link between memory, identity, and langua…

The Field-Mouse(Eduqas GCSE)

Gillian Clarke's 'The Field-Mouse' is a powerful exploration of how global conflict intrudes upon pastoral innocence. By studying this poem, candidates will master the skill of tracking extended metaphors and analysing how subtle shifts in structure and tense can reveal profound anxieties about war…