The Incomplete Tim Key. Tim Key

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СКАЧАТЬ ‘Opportunity’

       Poem#430: ‘The Very, Very Big Man’

       Poem#1038: ‘Tiger’

       Poem#736: Untitled

       Poem#180: ‘Gigging’

       Poem#723: ‘Dirty Derreck’

       Poem#1012: ‘Love’

       Poem#716: ‘The Fury’

       Poem#579: ‘Penis Eyes’

       Poem#536: ‘Deliberately Gory Poem’

       Poem#1139: ‘Kafkaesqueish?’

       Poem#1141: Untitled

       Poem#258: ‘Walking With William’

       Poem#1063: ‘Up’

       Some Problems

       Poem#1106: ‘With Vegetables’

       Poem#492: ‘Plummeting’

       Poem#1000: ‘Bad Call’

       Poem#621: ‘Paint’

       Poem#142: ‘Hospital’

       Poem#1087: ‘Old Meat’

       Poem#527: ‘Identity’

       Poem#1078: ‘’Twas The Snap Awoke Her’

       Poem#476: ‘Flames’

       Poem#401: ‘Ken’s Lot’

       Poem#421: ‘Occupational Hazard’

       Poem#522: ‘The Change’

       Poem#895 : ‘The Wizard’

       Poem#950: ‘What Can Happen’

       Poem#159: ‘Loyalty’

       Poem#1991: ‘Most Unwelcome’

       The Keith Power Conundrum

       Poem#206: Draft I

       Poem#206: Draft II

       Poem#206: Draft III

       Poem#206: Draft IV

       Poem#206: Draft V

       Poem#206: Draft VI

       Poem#206: Draft VII

       Poem#206: Draft VIII

       Poem#206: Draft IX

       Poem#206: Draft XXXVIII

       Poem#206: Draft XXXIX

       Poem#206: Draft XL

       On The Outside Looking In

       Poem#919: ‘Stats’

       Poem#894: ‘Preparation’

       Poem#962: ‘Jimmy’

       Poem#1178: ‘The End’

       Poem#1174: ‘Sharing’

       Poem#505: ‘Envy’

       Poem#1100: ‘The Sparrow’

       Poem#651: ‘A Proactive Man’

       Poem#726: ‘Pursuit’

       Poem#1172: ‘Standing by the Sandwiches’

       Poem#891: ‘Anyone?’

       Poem#171: ‘Leafing’

       Poem#708: ‘Courage’

       Poem#1147: ‘Not So Welcome’

       Poem#538: ‘At Work’

       Outroduction

       Index of Poems by Title

       Index of Poems by First Line

       Index of Poems by Theme

       Index of Poems by People Parading Around in them

       Index of Poems by Number

       Acknowledgements

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       POEM#436

       ‘SUNDAY MORNING’

      ‘I never shot her,’

      Ned lied.

      Mr Ward cradled his dog in his arms.

      His knees bent under the weight.

       INTRODUCTION

      Poetry, paperback. Paperback, poetry. They sound nice next to one another, don’t they? The words ‘poetry’ and ‘paperback’. Like ‘cherries’ and ‘jam’. They make a merry couple.

      And when the idea first came about to commit my poetry to print I have to say I dreamt immediately of the finished book being in paperback. There is a certain beauty, a timelessness about paperback books. I remember my father sitting me down and telling me tales of his paperback copy of Ted Hughes poetry. He’d go watery-eyed as he reminisced about long, hot summer’s days in the late 1950s cycling around the Fens with a slim copy of Hughes’s efforts tucked into the inside СКАЧАТЬ