The power of the written word is forever underestimated. Seemingly though, the written word is regaining it’s strength, in a young generation of poets. We know the classics – E.E. Cummings, Sylvia Plath – but young poets such as Writing for Winter (Known only as Meggie) are writing poetry right back into it’s place. Meggie’s poetry is reminiscent, tastes both sweet and sour, and is full of desire.

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