Located in the Cotswold district of the County of Gloucestershire, the market town of Cirencester lies on the banks of the River Churn on the lower dip slopes of the Cotswold Hills. With the town being within such close proximity of the Cotswolds themselves and their many areas of Natural Outstanding Beauty, it’s no wonder that several of the local residents and some of the thousands of visitors to the town have been inspired to put pen to paper and write some poetry. Did you know that the prize-winning, contemporary poet Frank McMahon actually resides in Cirencester and has published multiple collections, including “The Light will Always Return”.
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