Vol. 28 No. 23 · 30 November 2006
page 34 | 407 words
Two Poems
Adam Thorpe
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Letters
Vol. 28 No. 24 · 14 December 2006
From Adam Thorpe
It was with horror that I saw that an error on the part of my finger or mind had substituted an ‘l’ for a ‘b’ in my poem ‘Dromleg’. The stone circle, probably the best-known in Ireland, is of course called Drombeg.
Adam Thorpe
Nîmes
