Saturday, 21 August 2010
Poets to Check Out - Jenny Joseph
Jenny Joseph reads 'Warning' from Neil Astley on Vimeo.
You have quite likely read this poem before. It's nice and subversive and bears repeating.
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3 comments:
First time reading/hearing it. I like it!
I'm sure she is a fine person, but that poem has always irked me,what a quaint middle-classed idea of rebellion.
I suspect that's because you're not an old lady, or even a middle aged one. Walk in her sensible shoes and have another look.
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