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Watched an episode of the seemingly endless British TV mysteries that I seem to be well able to ferret out on Netflix: Kavanagh QC. This series stars John Thaw, who is famous in America for the Inspector Morse series that he starred in. But I digress. I note that fact because it explains the latest … Continue reading British TV and another poem by somebody else entirely
Well, not me, yet. But I like to keep tabs on what’s popular here, at least as far as poetry goes. This past week, it’s been the usual: Jacques Prévert’s Le Cheval Rouge (with handy translation by yours truly) and coming in at a distant second, we have Siegfried Sassoon’s The Death Bed. The latter … Continue reading What’s up for today
Image via Wikipedia Time passes. Three whole years. In other news: statistics on my blog show that Le Cheval Rouge, by Jacques Prévert, is the currently most-read anthology piece on my blog, though Siegfried Sassoon‘s The Death Bed still holds the all-time lead in the anthology division, due to its having been recited by Judd … Continue reading Three years, and some poetry statistics
