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Epigraph: The first (important condition for culture) is organic structure ..... and this requires the persistence of social classes. - T. S. Eliot : 'Notes towards the Definition of Culture' (1948)
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Proletarian Poem
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"I awake from dreams of death",
1978
single work
poetry
— Appears in: Life Death and Some Words About Them 1978; (p. 25) -
1865-1975 : Some History in Retrospect
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"Flying banners of bourgeois comfort,",
1978
single work
poetry
— Appears in: Life Death and Some Words About Them 1978; (p. 25) -
The Philosophic Aspect
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"Elijah! I eat the bitter herbs,",
1978
single work
poetry
— Appears in: Life Death and Some Words About Them 1978; (p. 26) -
Listing It
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"The Condamine Shearers' Strike,",
1978
single work
poetry
— Appears in: Life Death and Some Words About Them 1978; (p. 26) -
Modern Parlance : 'Getting It Together'
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"The power of blinkered vision:",
1978
single work
poetry
— Appears in: Life Death and Some Words About Them 1978; (p. 26) -
Apologising for the Foregoing : A Short Lyric
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"Blood is ripe red,",
1978
single work
poetry
— Appears in: Life Death and Some Words About Them 1978; (p. 27) -
A Potpourri of Synonyms and Homonyms
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"Impolite impolity in fact, rude",
1978
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poetry
— Appears in: Life Death and Some Words About Them 1978; (p. 27) -
Still More Cliches and Bad Verse
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"Hi swencten swythe the wrecce men",
1978
single work
poetry
— Appears in: Life Death and Some Words About Them 1978; (p. 28)
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