The March of Death
Aug 23
1 min read
Poetry is difficult.
Like many, I am awestruck by the likes of Shakespeare, Auden, Tennyson, Wilfred Owen and Dylan Thomas, just to mention those that spring to mind.
Some like Kipling are frowned on as unsuitable for modern times. Tosh!
So called 'blank verse' often seems to be an excuse for those who cannot be bothered to write prose properly.
For me, combining meter, rhythm and rhyme seems impossible.
A Bill Dark doom-filled favorite poem is 'This be the verse' by Philip Larkin.
