Diversifly : Poetry and Art on Britain's Urban Birds ed. By Nadia Kingsley LemnSissay some familiar

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a poem set on a single street at night

Diversifly : Poetry and Art on Britain's Urban Birds ed. By Nadia Kingsley LemnSissay some familiarWords from the editor, Nadia Kingsley: This anthology, of new poetry and art about Britain's urban birds, grew out of the close encounters I have had with birds when visiting central London from my home on the Shropshire Wales border. I noticed how much closer I could get to blackbirds and other shy birds there. I noticed the number of people with headphones to their ears, and phones in front of their eyes. I thought about the joy I get from watching