This poem is taken from PN Review 92, Volume 19 Number 6, July - August 1993.
PoemsTHE CATERWAUL
I was mostly caterwauling
While Hitler was alive
And not yet crawling
But self-propelling when
My father came home from the wars
Crawling in the back garden
Making good progress
Advancing on all fours
Towards the man in battledress.
If he had known me from the start he
Might have picked me up - an awkwardness
I blame on Hitler partly.
WILD PLACES
In a mild way I have rejoiced
In wild places.
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