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So that something born of China could live, breathe
The Independent
|September 20, 2025
Frieda Hughes took her mind off Donald Trump's visit by spending her evenings in the company of literary friends
I shrugged off Mid-Wales
And wiped the floodwater from my feet in the doorway of Daunt's
To be greeted by Jane, as slim as she was Thynne In her striking reds for an ‘Appointment in Paris’.
We toasted her pages; our many faces were sunflowers
Gazing up at her glittering from her balcony speech.
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