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Maura Dooley

Poet and editor. Letters from Yorkshire is about a friend who wrote to her from the north.

Lord ByronPercy Bysshe ShelleyRobert BrowningElizabeth Barrett BrowningThomas HardyCharlotte MewC. Day-LewisCharles CausleySeamus HeaneySimon ArmitageCarol Ann DuffyOwen SheersMaura DooleyDaljit NagraAndrew Waterhouse

The quotes

2 quotes by or about Maura Dooley, in the order they happen.

Is your life more real because you dig and sow?

Dooley · Letters from Yorkshire · distance

He digs in the garden. She sits at a screen. She asks which of them is really living.

our souls tap out messages across the icy miles

Dooley · Letters from Yorkshire · distance · romantic love

Two people far apart, sending small messages. Not love. Not not love.

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