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“Ah, they’re just lovely poems!” These poems of
generosity and perceptiveness. His first lines are diamond.
They stir our bodies, disturb our minds, open
imagination, tease and taste ambiguities. Each poem in
this rewarding second collection from Daragh Bradish
is ‘an unmarked door’ to venture through for public and
private conversation and relationship. They draw the
reader into the poet’s delicate web of people, boundaries,
caverns, seas and skies. There is gentleness here, and
power; but always ‘seeing’. These elegant poems are
foundation blocks for a poet’s vision.
– Seamus Cashman
Daragh Bradish was born and raised in Terenure, Dublin, spending formative years in Bray, Co. Wicklow. He was educated in TCD where he studied Fine Arts and History. In recent years he has lived part-time in Liscannor, County Clare. He has coordinated and run the ‘Soundings for Simon’ December readings in Dublin for the past five years. Published widely in Irish, UK, and European journals, Easter in March is his first collection. He won the Trócaire Poetry Ireland Prize in 2018.
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