Death Of An Englishman Poem by Raymond Farrell
Death Of An Englishman
So and so (the name is unimportant)
Was a run-of-the-mill
Middle-Class Englishman of the day
Who was stressed for his entire life
About the possibility
Of doing something untoward
Died today
With a look of relief
On his age-worn face
He gave a great sigh of relief
According to family and friends
Gathered around his deathbed
Having managed to get through life
Without having done anything embarrassing.
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8/30/2026 12:43:57 AM # rel_20260827T145718Z_a0f1bd3
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