James Bryant... urite poetry
Stop all the clocks by W H Auden. You may have heard
it read in the film "Four Weddings and a Funeral"
and I read it out at my Dad's funeral service in 1998:
"Love is Love" by Sir Edward Dyer 1543-1607:
By Joseph Carey Merrick, 1862-1890 (Elephant Man):
Abridged by me and given to Diann on the occasion of her
catching a 12 lb carp at Trow Pool, 8 September 1999:
Sonnet 94 by William Shakespeare (1564-1616):
HINTERHOF by James Fenton
W. H. Auden... If I could tell you
Time will
say nothing but I told you so, If we should
weep when clowns put on their show, There are
no fortunes to be told, although, The winds
must come from somewhere when they blow, Perhaps
the roses really want to grow, Suppose
all the lions get up and go,
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Penned
by my hand and presented to my dad on his trip to the USA, February
1996
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Sea of Love, penned by yours truly, circa 1997
Mirror Poem, penned by yours truly, circa 1997 and sent to mum (place mirror to screen to read it)
Poem, penned by yours truly, circa 1997 (originally written by Bruce Lee for his wife, Linda, circa 1963)
Poem, penned by me on the anniversary of Keven's death on 20-5-2006
See also see my favourite sonnets by William Shakespeare