Andrew, Lori, Darren and Paul’s Stories Tuesday, 23 February 2010
Posted by edincityoflit in Schools blog, Stories.Tags: Douglas Dunn, Edwin Arlington Robinson, Thomas Moore, William Wordsworth
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The poem Andrew carries is ‘Epitaph on Robert Southey’ by Thomas Moore – he especially likes the line:
Beneath these buried deep
Darren has chosen Edwin Arlington Robinson’s ‘Miniver Cheevy’:
Miniver cursed the Common place And eyed a Khaki suit with loathing;
he missed the medieval grace of iron cloathing.
Lori has written in to say she has chosen ‘Daffodils’ and it is written by William Wordsworth. She likes these lines:
The waves beside them danced
but they out-did the sparkling waves in glee,
because they are very creative and very thoughtful words.
Andrew’ s favourite poem is Douglas Dunn’s ‘Men of Terry Street.’ His favourite 2 lines are:
I hear their foot steps the ticking of bicycle chains sudden blasts of motorcycles,whimpering of vans.
He likes this poem because its got a lot to do with motorbikes and cars – also it very dramatic.
Andrew, Lori, Darren and Paul are all pupils at South Queensferry High School.
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