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Rural Requiem

For Margaret Eddowes Now’s the time to set sorrow to a song, While all the days of summer start, And renew the duties that belong To feeling,…

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Trust: A Poem

is a faith in the fact of the body, the fact to be entered and known until body and impulse are coherent for love, and steadfast breathing…

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Hupomeno: To Remain Under

We sat side by side, watching the sun recede Knowing, with a kind of resigned assurance, that we would never                                                             remember tomorrow                                                 what had happened…

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Roger and Me

Walking into the Reform Club in London’s ritzy Pall Mall, the aspirations of a 26-year-old American student had come true. Recently graduated from Yale but deciding against…

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Remembrance

Burial The still, calm silence of the morning Breaks into hammering – hard, Sharp and ringing – metal on metal: Somewhere in a neighbouring garden I guess…

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Enough: A Poem

Poor Catullus, end this idiocy; put a full stop to the story. It’s all over. True, you had days of blinding sunshine when she led you time…

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Above Troy

From here you look down On the whole spit that divides The harbour from the coast, And see the long ocean beach, The littleness of buildings In…

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