An Uncharacteristically Lengthy Poem By Dean Wilson About Interpretive Dance

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An Uncharacteristically Lengthy Poem By Dean Wilson About Interpretive Dance contains just one poem – Let’s Dance.

In this book, Dean Wilson takes the idea of the epic poem – as practised by the likes of Milton, Byron and TS Eliot – and adds his own unique style, rhymes, rythms and settings to the genre.

Over 180 verses, Dean constructs a world that’s half-truth, half-fable. A world of bingo halls, boulevards and B&Q; pirates, pop stars and pole dancers; Heathcliff, Hendrix and Hilda Ogden. With everywhere and everyone in between dancing until their lallies give way.

Join this terpsichorean trip through the fantastical corners of the mind of East Yorkshire’s most beloved poet. You have nothing to lose but the everyday.

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