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Adrian Mitchell The Fox A prolific poet whose verse tackled social injustice, nuclear disarmament, racism and violence, and was often declaimed at political demonstrations, Adrian Mitchell‘s ‘The Fox’ was published in the June 1954 issue of The London Magazine, edited by John Lehmann. A fox among the shadows of the town Should I surrender to the arms of man? …….On the blank icehills lies in wait …….The fighting cold who has thrown down …….His challenge. I’ll not imitate …….The feline compromise.
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN (TELL ME LIES ABOUT VIETNAM)
Autoplay next video I was run over by the truth one day. Ever since the accident I've walked this way So stick my legs in plaster Tell me lies about Vietnam. Heard the alarm clock screaming with pain, Couldn't find myself so I went back to sleep again So fill my ears with silver Stick my legs in plaster Tell me lies about Vietnam. Every time I shut my eyes all I see is flames.
40th anniversary special with Cerys Matthews
To Poetry Please By Roger McGough Extract from Joined Up Writing By Roger McGough Extract from Roger McGough’s poem for Charles Causley on his 70th birthday Eden Rock By Charles Causley Collected Poems 1951-1997 Published by Macmillan A Child is Singing By Adrian Mitchell From Come on Everybody Published by Bloodaxe Extract from Figs from Thistles: First Fig By Edna St. Vincent Millay From Collected Poems Published by Harper Perennial Modern Classics Travel By Edna St Vincent Millay From...
Adrian Mitchell: To Whom It May Concern (Tell Me Lies)
Adrian Mitchell (b 24/10/1932; d 20/12/2008) reading his To Whom It May Concern at the legendary International Poetry Incarnation in Royal Albert Hall, London 1965. For the next 50 years he would add verses about the lies we’ve been told in endless wars ever since. I was run over by the truth one day. Ever since the accident I’ve walked this way So stick my legs in plaster Tell me lies about Vietnam.
Dream | The ISIS
‘It was in a city street. A baby sat, lolling against its mother’s shins, in a sunlit doorway. The child was dressed in knitted white; it was plump under its socks and gloves and small pullover. Its head was gently covered with the same white wool. Only its face was uncovered. It stared out of its right eye. The left side of its face was made of rusty metal, a jagged line ran down the nose where metal and flesh joined. The left eye was a thick, empty circle.
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