69/2020. Versopolis pamphlet, in .pdf form, by Icelandic poet Sigurbjörg Þrastardóttir acquired online from Ledbury Poetry Festival in 2020.

Read twice.

Especially enjoyed "my breasts":

"Allegro non troppo, adagio non troppo, allegretto

Hratt ekki um of, hægt ekki um of, allgreitt með

Quick but not too quick, slow but not too slow, pretty lively" [etc.]

Biblical: „Hér er engin mannabyggð og langt á daginn liðið.”

Pronunciation: "The Þ in the author‘s name is the Icelandic thorn character (lower case: þ) which is pronounced ‘th’ as in ‘thick’. The other distinctive Icelandic letter is the eth character (lower case: ð; upper case: Ð) pronounced ‘th’ as in ‘breath’. Both these characters feature in Old English (eg in Beowulf) and some dialects of Middle English (eg in Sir Gawain and the Green Knight but not in The Canterbury Tales)." ( )