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Wednesday, 24 February 2016
Poems written with John Clare as their subject
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The side entrance to the Clare Cottage garden in Helpston.
Poems about John Clare
After the publication of his first poetry collection in January 1821 -- "Poems Descriptive of Rural Life and Scenery" -- Clare has been lionised by many poets in their work, some famous and some entirely unknown. Most were never meant to be published being for Clare's eyes only, but others moving tributes to the great man - the 'Burns of England'. Here you will find some of these works, the writing of which continues to this day.
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- A Poetical Tribute of Respect to John Clare (Anon)
- 'At the Grave of John Clare' by Charles Causley
- Helpston by Charles Causley
- 'In Helpston' by Elisabeth Sennitt Clough
- John Clare by Wendy Cope
- A Sonnet to Clare by Thomas Crossley
- The Idler's Epistle to John Clare by Charles Elton
- Lines written by a lady... by Eliza Emmerson
- 'Widow Clare' by Robert Hamberger
- 'John Clare's Rules' by Brian Johnstone
- A Garland for John Clare by Sidney Keyes
- Death and the Plowman by Sidney Keyes
- Plowman by Sidney Keyes
- 'Raptures' by David Morley
- 'John Clare' by Douglas Pringle-Watson
- Blunden's Beech, by Siegfried Sassoon.
- On the Unveiling of a Memorial to John Clare, in Poet's Corner by Edward Storey
- Between the Hollyhocks and the Wall by Giles Watso...
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