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Poetry Parnassus To Gather Poets From Every Olympic Nation

Posted at 7:54AM Wednesday 18 Apr 2012

From Ireland's Nobel laureate Seamus Heaney to Kim Jong-il's exiled former court poet Jang Jin Seong, hundreds of poets from around the world are set to gather on the banks of the Thames this summer in an attempt to recreate the poetic spirit of the ancient Olympic Games.

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