Keats (Remove filter)
Why Do Poets Like Autumn?
It's an oldie, but appropriate for the time of year...
Why Do Poets Like Autumn?
Autumn is rain.
Pitiless, bucketing, funeral rain
that makes gutters into rivers
and umbrellas into shreds.
Steaming, fetid rain
tasting of mould and death.
Autumn is roadkill.
Rotting little pools of blood and fur,
once hedgehogs, pheasants, rabbits;
Concertinaed bonnets of Audis
askew across t...
Thursday 20th October 2016 11:41 am
Recent Comments
Stephen Gospage on Foreseen.
2 hours ago
Stephen Gospage on National Trust
2 hours ago
Stephen Gospage on Body on the Carpet
2 hours ago
Graham Sherwood on The power of wildflowers
5 hours ago
Greg Freeman on The power of wildflowers
5 hours ago
Larisa Rzhepishevska on My Crazy September Love
11 hours ago
Rick Varden on The Deepest Cut
21 hours ago
David RL Moore on Joining the idiots
22 hours ago
Uilleam Ó Ceallaigh on Joining the idiots
22 hours ago
David RL Moore on Katalambanō
23 hours ago