The Mizzy by Paul Farley Leonard Nolens forgets the English word for

forgets the English word for loneliness

and the loss of all war widows

and past and present

A writer whose commanding voice contains a constant variety of colour and tone - Observer

The Mizzy by Paul Farley Leonard Nolens forgets the English word forPaul Farley is now widely recognized as one of the leading English poets writing today. As usual it is impossible to summarize in terms of theme, as his interests are too various: theres an air of the innocence of childhood being viewed through the corrective lens of worldly middle age, though, and also of mid life, its creeping self consciousness and decrepitude, and the distortions of perception that attend it; confusing encounters with tech,