Re: The Rest is Silence
Camille Scaysbrook (verona_beach@geocities.com)
Mon, 20 Jul 1998 10:57:28 +1000
> Added to these musings, for the sake of argument, or perhaps simply for
> the sake of balance, should be William Wordsworth, who might have died,
> or stopped writing, or at least moved into the woods and assumed the
> happy, bucolic silence appropriate to Lake residents, if not to Lake
> poets, a little earlier.
Reminds me of a passage in Bill Bryson's book `Notes from a Small Island' -
it goes something like `Then I visited Tintern Abbey, the scene of course
of Wordsworth's famous poem `I Can Be Boring Outside the Lakes District
Too' (: I just met the producer who'll be doing Bryson's first book `The
Lost Continent' yesterday - it's going to star Drew Carey - looks like
it'll be a corker!
Hope there's no Wordsworth fans here on bananafish, we will be, as we say
in Australia, in the poo (:
Camille
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