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Playing with Fire LINDISFARNE BOOKS are less frequentedEavan Boland has praised Grevel Lindop's 'lyric voice that handles images well, that distinguishes as few poets do the erotic from the sexual, that moves language in and out of metaphor with skill and grace.' The erotic and the sexual are richly represented in this new collection, whose subjects of celebration range from the lemons in Robert Graves' garden to a blood drinking Tibetan deity. At its heart are a group of passionate love poems, and a