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Thomas Frederick Luppino (1749-1845) was a scene painter at Covent Garden and Drury Lane
Some of the poems from the 1960s and 70s come close to expressing a sense of weltschmerz (universal sorrow)… [Others] are poems of pity and terror
W M Roggeman
Her 60 years as an actress were celebrated by a BBC play
Brilliant Oxford student
Curse of the Birds David Cavanagh Thomas Frederick Luppino (1749-1845) was"One hardly expects so much pleasure in a small collection." Poetry Ireland Review Curse of The Birds evokes a world of myth and dark energies. The flight of the soul in each of the four sections is unsettling. Ghosts abound in a bleak fragmented landscape. Curse of The Birds is a quarrel from within, wrestling with loneliness and uncertainty. It is elegiac, mischievously humorous and satirical. Noel Monahan speaks with compassion about and for the
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