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Let Me Die a Youngman's Death
Roger Mcgough
Roger Mcgough
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I join the queue
We move up nicely.
I ask the lady in front
What are we queuing for.
'To join another queue,'
She explains.
'How pointless,' I say,
'I'm leaving.' She points
To another long queue.
'Then you must get in line.'
I join the queue.
We move up nicely.
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City and Everyday Life Humor e Ironia
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Roger Mcgough --

Roger Mcgough

1937-11-09 · Litherland

Roger McGough is a prominent English poet, known for his accessible and often humorous verse. He gained popularity in the 1960s as part of the "Mersey Beat" movement, associated with the vibrant Liverpool scene. His poetry frequently engages with everyday life, using wit, wordplay, and a conversational tone that appeals to a broad audience, including children and adults. He has also been a popular broadcaster and performer.

Awards (1)
1998
Cholmondeley Awards

Annual award granted to British poets for works published in the UK, focusing on quality and merit, without specific categories.

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