Poem One
It’s a Greek afternoon
Here in dead France
So far away from
What can I say?
those who
destroy the peace
the silence of
watching the vine grow
St Clementin France August 2005
Poem six
The moon is full
And red again tonight
Do you remember?
Probably not
You don’t recollect a book or a film
But I think of you silly
Standing barking at the door
Saying ‘I’m always this way
Full moon
Full moon
And tonight’s it’s red’
And the dog’s going mad
It must be a refection of the sunset
A bit like you and I caught one another
22nd September 2005 St. Clementin France
Poem Seven
I came into your room this morning
I wonder if you knew I was there
You were laid sprawled
On the bed sleeping
Hair askew
Not yet woken by the morning sunshine
When I came back here
All these hundreds of miles
And looked at the walls
And looked at the ceiling
I knew that one day
We would share our time again
28th September 2005 St. Clementin France
The Doctor, The Plutocrat, and The Mendacious Minister
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About Me
- Glyn Pope
- France
- Glyn Pope grew up on a council estate in England. He studied theology at Nene University. In addition to writing short stories and novels, Glyn interviewed Bob Marley the night before Marley cancelled his UK tour and went back to the warmth of Jamaica. Glyn has published articles for both Leonard Cohen and Bob Dylan 'fan' magazines, and has two novels published. He won a short story competition in the magazine 'Devon Life.' A few years ago he and his wife moved to France where he pursues a full time writing career.
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