Collected Poems by Mimi Khalvati dedalus press womanhood and masculinity front and

womanhood and masculinity front and centre

Formed of sixty fifteen-line stanzas

These are poems on the hunt for language to speak of intergenerational resilience and the power offered up by ancestors and perceptive children

From a young age he was fascinated by plants

along with editions of Prynne's correspondence with Charles Olson (2017) and Douglas Oliver (2022)

Collected Poems by Mimi Khalvati dedalus press womanhood and masculinity front andKing's Gold Medal for PoetryMimi Khalvati, one of our best loved poets, was born in Tehran, Iran, and sent away to boarding school on the Isle of Wight at the age of six, only returning to her family in Iran when she was seventeen. The loss of her native country, culture and mother tongue formed the bedrock of her adoptive love of the English language and its lyric tradition. 'But,' she says, 'whether drawing on my few memories of Iran, my long years