Bees
âBeesâ by Carol Ann Duffy is a thoughtful poem that explores writing. The poet uses bee imagery to describe the process of creation.Â
Circe
âCirceâ by Carol Ann Duffy is a poem about Circeâs reassertion of control over her life and how she now considers men.Â
Death of a Teacher
âDeath of a Teacherâ by Carol Ann Duffy is a moving poem. In it, the poet discusses a personal loss she suffered and how it affected her.
Delilah
âDelilahâ by Carol Ann Duffy focuses on the story of Delilah. It illuminates her individuality and how she felt about Samson.Â
Demeter
âDemeterâ by Carol Ann Duffy is about a mother’s love for her daughter and how it transcends time. It focuses on the mythological story of Demeter and Persephone.Â
Deportation
‘Deportation’ appears in Carol Ann Duffy’s Somerset Maugham Award winner book of poetry “Selling Manhattan” (1987). This piece speaks on themes of exile, linguistic supremacy, and cultural dominance.
