My Handbag Afterlife
Find an accessible Google doc version of this poem here.
Rachael Clyne’s prizewinning collection, Singing at the Bone Tree (Indigo Dreams 2014) concerns our broken connection with nature. She has long been a campaigner on eco issues. Her latest collection, You’ll Never Anyone Else, covers themes of identity and otherness, including her Jewish migrant heritage, sexual orientation and relationships. See: https://www.serenbooks.com/shop/Poetry
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