A POEM about the plight of the turtle is set for international recognition when it appears in a new book launched by the UK's best loved botanist, David Bellamy. Ten-year-old Joe Carless had his poem ...

William Carlos Williams is best remembered for his spare and evocative poems: “So much depends / upon // a red wheel / barrow,” and “I have eaten / the plums / that were in / the icebox.” But in ...

This week's poem, William Shakespeare's "The Phoenix and the Turtle", was first published in 1601, in an anthology entitled Love's Martyr. The collection begins with a long poem by Robert Chester, and ...

And there they were, sandy, armored, clawing their way from beach potholes, one with a fragment of egg stuck to his head. or years, if it were owned by Zeno. The sea lay always before them. Ads help ...