Geoffrey Hill (18 June 1932 / Worcestershire)
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Poems by Geoffrey Hill : 4 / 15
In Memory of Jane Fraser
When snow like sheep lay in the fold
And wind went begging at each door,
And the far hills were blue with cold,
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Geoffrey Hill
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wonderful and interesting...
I agree with Neil Young, brilliant. But I wish there was some expository preface re: Jane Fraser. I'm assuming she was, among other things, a victim of poverty, not able to pay her utility bill?
This poem is perfect. The choice of words, imagery and measured pace exude brilliance. I have read several other poems of Geoffrey Hill featured in the British Poetry Since 1945 collection. I will be reading more...
Love this one Geoffrey. So well done thank you much enjoyed.
A very sad poem extremely well written...magnificant job!