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I am an Oxford modern languages graduate and former journalist, now a full-time mother, poet and short story writer. I love reading, writing, swimming, squash, walking, mulled wine, watching television dramas or films and belly dancing.

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Food for thought

If poetry were a food, what would it be and why? I've just posted this question as a new thread over in the writelink poetry forum. So if anyone feels like something light-hearted for this time of night, please pop over, have a look and share your culinary inspiration.

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