Available Poems in Palladas: Poems (by Tony Harrison )

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• no. 4. Born naked. Buried naked. So why fuss?  (Edward Rushton) *
• no. 5. Born crying, and after crying, die  (Edward Rushton) *
• no. 6. Our nostrils snuffle life from delicate air  (Edward Rushton) *
• no. 8. Man's clay, and such a measly bit  (Edward Rushton) *
• no. 9. Agony comes from brooding about death  (Edward Rushton) *
• no. 14. Life's an ocean-crossing where winds howl  (Edward Rushton) *
• no. 28. Racing, reckoning fingers flick  (Edward Rushton) *
• no. 62. A drink to drown my sorrows and restart  (Edward Rushton) *