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Poetry is traditionally associated with self-expression, yet John Milton gave a voice to Satan, as did Robert Browning to the murderous Porphyria's lover.
Andrew McAllister discusses subjectivity in poetry with poets Glyn Maxwell and Jo Shapcott.
Producer Sally Marmion

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John Milton
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Robert Browning
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Andrew McAllister
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Glyn Maxwell
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Jo Shapcott.
Producer:
Sally Marmion
Source: Radio Times

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