Dawn - a smouldering fume of dry frost.
Sky-edge of red-hot iron. Daffodils motionless - some fizzled out.
The birds - earth-brim simmering.
In the last of three programmes of his recent work, Ted Hughes reads a selection of poems from his book, Moortown, diverse in subject-matter hut all concerned with 'the boundary that runs between awareness and unawareness
BBC Manchester followed by an interlude