A poem inspired by the writer's experience missing her son after he moved from the UK to Australia has won this year's £5,000 National Poetry CompetitionAnnual poetry prize run by the UK-based Poetry Society established in 1978; accepts entries from all over the world; over 10,000 poems submitted each year.
Fiona Larkin's poem, Absence has a grammar, was picked from nearly 22,000 entries. Read more