Worshipful Company of Fletchers: poems
Poetry of the absurd. In Little Poem with Argyle Socks, he writes: "Behind every great man / there sits a rat. / And behind every great rat, / there's a flea. / Besides the flea there is an encyclopedia. / Every now and then the flea sneezes, looks up, / and flies into action, reorganizing...
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Hopewell, NJ
Ecco Press
1994
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| Summary: | Poetry of the absurd. In Little Poem with Argyle Socks, he writes: "Behind every great man / there sits a rat. / And behind every great rat, / there's a flea. / Besides the flea there is an encyclopedia. / Every now and then the flea sneezes, looks up, / and flies into action, reorganizing history. / The rat says, God, I hate irony. / To which the great man replies, / Now now now, darling, drink your tea." |
| Physical Description: | 82 S. |
| ISBN: | 088001380X 0880014318 |
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| spelling | Tate, James Verfasser aut Worshipful Company of Fletchers poems James Tate 1. ed. Hopewell, NJ Ecco Press 1994 82 S. txt rdacontent n rdamedia nc rdacarrier Poetry of the absurd. In Little Poem with Argyle Socks, he writes: "Behind every great man / there sits a rat. / And behind every great rat, / there's a flea. / Besides the flea there is an encyclopedia. / Every now and then the flea sneezes, looks up, / and flies into action, reorganizing history. / The rat says, God, I hate irony. / To which the great man replies, / Now now now, darling, drink your tea." Poetry |
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