buggles
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Many years ago at college I read a poem which has stayed with me through the years. I think I remember it correctly, but I've no recollection of who wrote it. It goes -
As I said to my friend because I am always talking,
"John", I said, which was not his name,
"The darkness surrounds us, what,
Can we do against it?"
"Drive!", he said, "for Chrissake watch out where you're going".
Can anyone identify the author and hopefully point me towards any more of his (her?) work?
I suspect from the "for Chrissake" that the author was American.
As I said to my friend because I am always talking,
"John", I said, which was not his name,
"The darkness surrounds us, what,
Can we do against it?"
"Drive!", he said, "for Chrissake watch out where you're going".
Can anyone identify the author and hopefully point me towards any more of his (her?) work?
I suspect from the "for Chrissake" that the author was American.
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