Cranic of Ordinaries by Eliza O'Toole refuge faded visions of the future

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Cranic of Ordinaries by Eliza O'Toole refuge faded visions of the futureThis cranic, or skull, of ordinaries is a landscape well known to poet Eliza O'Toole who has long tramped the Stour Valley on the Suffolk Essex border with her dog Fin, nose down tail up, urging her on. In the muddy paint water of John Constable and the rambling madness of John Clare, O'Toole takes her own step lightly into a calendar year of a landscape displaced. Chronicling the cycle of seasons, book ended by (poisonous) aconites, these poems are