Collected Poems by Anthony Burgess (best e ink reader for manga txt) 📕

Censorship

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And as the Manhattan dawn came up

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And his hooves hammer me back into the ground

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And if there be no beauty, if god has passed some by

p. 301

And in that last delirium of lust

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Archangels blasting from inner space

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At the end of the dark hall he found his love

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‘Augustine and Pelagius’

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Augustus on a guinea sat up straight

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Back to the Roots

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Bard’s Song

p. 419

Balaam’s Ass

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Bear

p. 435

Beasts and men are made the same

p. 441

Bed

p. 435

Bells broke in the long Sunday, a dressing-gown day

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Beryl is the daughterly daughter

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Belshazzar’s Feast

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Bull Song

p. 419

Cabbage Face

p. 449

Cain’s Crime

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Cain And The Lord

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Calm lies our harbour, while the maiden day

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Catullus 1

p. 353

Catullus 2

p. 354

Chant

p. 413

Christ at the Pillar

p. 84

Christ’s Cross-Examination

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Christ’s Foreskin

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Christ in Hell

p. 88

Courage

p. 85

Cracks open the leaden corncrake sky with crass, angelic

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Crippled, the antarctic fire with chiselled skill

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Curtal Sonnet

p. 386

David’s Duel

p. 71

Dead Leaves

p. 365

Dear Chris, The Trouble Is, As You Must Know’ (To Mr

Chris Mahon)

p. 346

Desert Song For Moses

p. 415

Doubting Thomas

p. 88

Do ye the savage old law deny

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Dragged from his doings

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Dreaming when dawn’s left hand

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Eden

p. 395

Eight and twenty years

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Epigraph On A Printer

p. 377

Epiphany

p. 77

‘Epithalamion’

p. 370

Exodus

p. 68

Father of fire who, with bold simony

p. 404

First Communion

p. 83

Fish And Heroes

p. 368

Fish grey, fish brown

p. 450

Foreword 1974 (from Moses)

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Foreword 1976 (from Moses)

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Forgive my writing verse: I get so bored’ (To Mr S. G. Byam JR)

p. 346

Forgive the lateness, please, of this reply (to Mr Alan Fox)

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From ‘The Circular Pavane’

p. 388

Gasping in the dunny in the dead of dark

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Girl

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God Helps Those Who Help Themselves(1)

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God Helps Those Who Help Themselves(2)

p. 71

Golden Calf Song

p. 419

Guessing Game

p. 73

Guilt in the Ghetto

p. 87

Happy Birthday Tae Andrew

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He bought me from a Saracen

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Here on the final pyre

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Heroes are dead to us

p. 354

His bowels are of gold, his veins of silver

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His Own Image and Likeness

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How come that such a scholar

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How dare I dare to dream

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Holy King David

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Holy Starvation

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I am sick of a kingdom which is a jewelled prison

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I choose no tail or toy!

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I had not thought to hear

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I love hate

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I send these lines to you in Agincourt

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I sought scent, and found it in your hair

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I wouldn’t frirk Uranus

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I wrote on the beach, with a stick of salty wood

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I’m weary of working with words that you write

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Ich nem’ ein’ Zigarett’

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I’ll crash the moon

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Ill-Starred

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Imagination is your true Apollo

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In Memoriam Wystan Hugh Auden KMT

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In this spinning room, reduced to a common noun

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Independence Day

p. 390

J.B.W.

p. 404

Jack’s Story

p. 367

January 1

p. 351

Joseph the Jew (1)

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Joseph the Jew (2)

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Jubilee Anthem. For Malayan Boys’ Voices

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Land where the birds have no song, the flowers

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Late as I am, but blame the mails, not me (to Mr Selwyn

C. Gamble)

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Lex for law and order

p. 439

Limbo

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Limerick: The Angler Of Kinsale

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Local Industry

p. 92

Lot at Home

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Lot in Repose

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Lot’s Wife

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Marriage Round

p. 418

Man

p. 53

Martha and Mary

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Miriam’s Song of Triumph

p. 416

Money isn’t everything

p. 446

Moses – A Restive People

p. 205

Moses – Abominations Before The Lord

p. 279

Moses – Balaam

p. 258

Moses – Death And The Law

p. 228

Moses – Jordan

p. 293

Moses – Miracles Of The Desert

p. 185

Moses – Return Into Egypt

p. 137

Moses – The Bondage

p. 101

Moses – The Death Of Dathan

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Moses – The Exodus

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Moses – The Golden Calf

p. 216

Moses – The Mountain

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Moses – The Passover

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Moses – The Plagues

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Moses – The Young Moses

p. 113

Moses – Unrest

p. 238

Moses – Zimri

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Moses – The Burning Bush

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Moses’s Song

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My adorable Fred

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My dead tree. Give me back my dead dead tree

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My father, his wife

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My love lay across the waters

p. 450

Nathan’s Song

p. 449

Noah’s Ark

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None but the coward

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Nostalgia In Head Plunging

p. 407

Not, of course, that either of us thought

p. 378

Nymphs and satyrs, come away

p. 369

O Lord, O Ford, God Help Us, Also You

p. 331

Oh, love, love, love

p. 442

Original Sin

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Orpheus And Eurydice

p. 360

Our Norman betters

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Out of the station puffs the train

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Passover Hymn

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Pastorale

p. 414

‘Perhaps I am not wanted then

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Pigs snort from the yard

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Prayer

p. 414

Princess’s Lullaby/Queen’s Lullaby

p. 413

Privy Matters

p. 95

‘Prudence! Prudence!’ The Pigeons Call

p. 368

Rice-paper land, O lotus-footed

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Say nothing, Priest, father, mother

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September, 1938

p. 392

Sevilla, Seviya, Sevija – or Seville

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Shrewsbury, Shrewsbury, rounded by river

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Sick of the sycophantic singing, sick

p. 321

Signs (Dogs Of Peace)

p. 307

Sixth-form Triolets

p. 366

Slavery slavery

p. 427

So the world ticks, aye, like to a ticking clock

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So will the flow of time and fire

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Soldier’s Song

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Some consider love is great

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Sonnett À L’Hôtel Le Clos Voltaire

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Sonnet In Alexandrines

p. 356

‘Spaniards’

p. 92

Spread the Word

p. 89

Spring In Camp, 1941

p. 393

Summer, 1940

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Talk is easy. Easiest for one who

p. 301

Thank you. Enough, brother Teryth

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That The Earth Rose Out Of A Vast Basin Of Electric Sea

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The Age of Man

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The afternoon hour has struck for you to

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The Annunciation

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The Battle of Gideon

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The Bet

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The Circumcision

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