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I join the queue
We move up nicely.
I ask the lady in front
What are we queuing for.
'To join another queue,'
She explains.
'How pointless,' I say,
'I'm leaving.' She points
To another long queue.
'Then you must get in line.'
I join the queue.
We move up nicely.
Roger McGough
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Keg Griff (1/16/2007 10:22:00 AM)
heylo its keg n meg (go live!) Erm were doin this 4 our Alevel as well and would also like some one to shed abit of light on the poem pleaseo ppl! love keg n meg x x x |
Rachel Smith (1/10/2007 3:59:00 PM)
Hi Amy hope this helps
Q What book/poem/author/poet has been most influential upon your writing?
Roger McGough: 'Many poets and writers - Dylan Thomas, Kurt Vonnegut, James Joyce, Adrian Mitchell, E.E. Cummings; threads from many poets.'
Its a bit generalised for all his poems though |
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