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Home › Latest news › Should we abandon all hope? John Kinsella speaks up

Should we abandon all hope? John Kinsella speaks up

By anneelvey on October 30, 2017 • ( 0 )

John Kinsella in Dantesque form ‘Abandon all hope …’ ‘when such ancientness is dug up and entered burnt with impunity’. Read his poem here.

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