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Readings from the Pavilion End
Bill Ricquier
62 episodes
2 weeks ago
Readings of poetry, prose and thoughts on cricket by Bill Ricquier.
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Readings of poetry, prose and thoughts on cricket by Bill Ricquier.
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Arts
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S4 Ep 7: Byzantium by W.B. Yeats
Readings from the Pavilion End
5 minutes 28 seconds
9 months ago
S4 Ep 7: Byzantium by W.B. Yeats
We complete the final half of the Byzantium poems which was published a few years after Sailing to Byzantium (which can be found in Season 4 Episode 6). If in Sailing, Yeats aspires to become immortalised into a golden bird, a work of art, the spell seems to break in Byzantium as night falls agonisingly. The speaker is surrounded by eerie, nightmarish images of death-in-life and life-in-death. It is a dense and complex poem, somewhat puzzling poem that reflects Yeats' position as a romantic-modernist poet.  Today's episode also features a preview of an upcoming cricket series where Bill reports on the 2025 test matches in Galle, Sri Lanka. 
Readings from the Pavilion End
Readings of poetry, prose and thoughts on cricket by Bill Ricquier.