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posted by
davidt
on Thursday September 02 2004, @09:00AM
sibyl vane writes:
The Smiths are cited in one of the final twelve poems submitted to be named "Poem of Manchester"... get out people and vote! "A Poem for Manchester" by Jim Taylor begins: The Smiths singing me to sleep, Parties in the rain, A Poem for Manchester - The Vote - BBC Manchester There were over three thousand entries for the Poem for Manchester competition and Poet Laurette Andrew Motion has selected the final twelve. Now it's over to you to vote for the poem that you'd like to see engraved into Piccadilly Place. Here are the twelve finalists. You can hear the authors reading their poems by clicking on the links on the BBC Manchester website. You can also hear the poems daily on BBC GMR. You can vote in two ways - by e-mail or by telephone (calls cost 10p). Details beneath each poem. Voting closes at midnight on Sunday 12th September and the winner will be announced on October 7th - National Poetry Day.
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Oh Manchester, So Much To Answer For... (Score:1)
When I look up to the sky
I see your eyes, a funny kind of yellow
I rush home to bed, I soak my head
I see your face underneath my pillow
I wake next morning, tired, still yawning
See your face come peeping through my window
Pictures of matchstick men and you
Mirages of matchstick men and you
All I ever see is them and you
Windows echo your reflection
When I look in their direction now
When will this haunting stop?
Your face, it just won't leave me alone
Pictures of matchstick men and you
Images of matchstick men and you
All I ever see is them and you
You're in the sky and with the sky
You make men cry, you lie
You're in the sky and with the sky
You make men cry, you lie
Pictures of matchstick men and
Pictures of matchstick men and you
Pictures of matchstick men ....
"Pictures of Matchstick Men"
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i never knew realized you wrote such bloody awful (Score:0)
Piccadilly Place (Score:1)
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