Titlebook: Cancer Poetry; Iain Twiddy Book 2015 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2015 contemporary poetry.poetry and health.poetry and

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Patricia Ochoa,Cinthia Peraza,Oscar Castillo, confides that although his mental wellbeing ‘demands lies’, or the ‘comfort of make-believe games — // such as this one that I play now in distich, almost pretending / verse has validity’, poetry is ultimately ‘fuck-all use here, now.’.

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Fierce Verse: Cancer and Imaginative Redress,, confides that although his mental wellbeing ‘demands lies’, or the ‘comfort of make-believe games — // such as this one that I play now in distich, almost pretending / verse has validity’, poetry is ultimately ‘fuck-all use here, now.’.

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Cancer Poetry: An Introduction,elong reluctance to consult doctors, he must have known that an eventual diagnosis of ‘mesotheliomata // on both lungs meant the situation was lose-lose’.. Zevon’s cancer was linked to a very specific cause, asbestos exposure, but its effects were absolute: Zevon died the year after diagnosis, in Se

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Surviving Cancer,e remarkable psychological regeneration documented in poems written in the period 1956–59. ‘The Hospital’ begins with a declaration of love for a ward, for its regularity and plainness — ‘a(chǎn)n art lover’s woe’ — in the conviction that nothing is ordinary, since, for instance, a stairway leads to ‘the

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Fierce Verse: Cancer and Imaginative Redress,ring of imagined characters adjusting to a terminal diagnosis. . comprises different forms, including limerick, sonnet, acrostic, choriamb, haiku and tanka, 100 variations of the same essential material. The formal restlessness indicates a bind between potential and restriction, where poetry’s forms