A Cryptid Poem from Ted Hughes
Today's Poem of the Day is an odd piece about the Loch Ness Monster by Ted Hughes. Welcome to Ear Read This! I’m Ash, and on this channel I combine in-depth literary analysis with casual book reviews and discussion of a wide range of texts from Ovid to Sylvia Plath. Along with detailed episodes of the ERT podcast you’ll find reading updates, reactions to bookish news and my daily Poem of the Day series. Special areas of interest include Plath, Scottish (and in particular, Edinburgh) literature, Shakespeare and bird books. "No, it is not an elephant..." by Ted Hughes (ERT's Poem of the Day 222) Subscribe to the Ear Read This Review for book reviews: ashcaton.substack.com Email: [email protected] Instagram: [at] earreadthis Podcast site: earreadthis.podbean.com Suggestion Box for the Poem of the Day: https://forms.gle/NiP9Gnuzu2goZY1M7 And the list so far: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/... #cryptid #lochness #poetry
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