Telephone.(Translation) . Poem by Michael Walker
Telephone.(Translation) .
La telephone m'a dit que tu etais morte
Maintenant je hais la tete de toutes les telephones stupides
Je prefere a etre assis ici qu'a me tourner a un bloc de pierre
Que cueillir n'importe quel serpent de telephone.
- 'Telephone'.Adrian Mitchell(1932-2008) .
Wednesday, November 28, 2018
Topic(s) of this poem: death
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Adrian Mitchell is a considerable English poet of the antiwar movement, and also anti-monarchist. His poems live on as strongly as ever.
He has heard on a phone call that his friend was dead. Now he hates the telephone and he prefers to just sit and ignore the telephone ringing.
Adrian Mitchell is a considerable English poet of the antiwar movement, and also anti-monarchist. His poems live on as strongly as ever.
He has heard on a phone call that his friend was dead. Now he hates the telephone and he prefers to just sit and ignore the telephone ringing.
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8/29/2026 1:52:40 AM # rel_20260827T145718Z_a0f1bd3
When it comes to human sentiments and emotions, parting or passing away of someone very close becomes unbearable. The impact is immense. A very poignant poem indeed.