Brian patten poems about death
Selected Poems Quotes by Brian Patten
"Let me Die a Youngman's Death" by Roger McGough (read by Tom O'Bedlam)
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Nor The Sun Its Selling Power - Poem by Brian Patten
I will give you a poem when you wake tomorrow. It will be a peaceful poem. It will simply be a poem to give you When you wake tomorrow. It was not written by myself alone. I cannot lay claim to it. I found it in your body.
How long does a man live after all? A thousand days or only one? One week or a few centuries? How long does a man spend living or dying.
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He said: 'Let's stay here Now this place has emptied And make gentle pornography with one another, While the partygoers go out And the dawn creeps in, Like a stranger. Let us not hesitate Over what we know Or over how cold this place has become, But let's unclip our minds And let tumble free The mad, mangled crocodile of love. This is a very interesting poem Report Reply. Brian Wow I enjoyed your poem nice one Report Reply. This is just superb. The evocation of place and atmosphere - Woodbines, Guiness, gentle pornogrphy, Love this poem.
Nor The Sun Its Selling Power Poem by Brian Patten - Poem Hunter
He said it had been a dreadful place.
How long does a man live after all?