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St. Andrews University Marxist Society (Free verse) by Nicholas Jones

I met him at a meeting in the pub, Whisky, beer and coke on the table, Air smelling of tumours. 'I'm a Communist myself,' he told me, 'The only one in Shetland. There was another, but We had a disagreement, And our cell split - He is now the only Trotskyist north of Inverness. We do not talk anymore' 'Did Harry get arrested in the Prague riots?' Somebody asks. I picture him throwing a brick Into a Czech McDonalds. Who could be blamed for that? Hell, I'd do it myself If there was a brick and A hamburger restaurant handy, Fortunately, there is not. Just a smoky pub In a middle-class town, Where a few students talk of revolution While the rest vote Tory, As their forefathers did For generations before them.

==Doylum 1-Nov-02/8:06 AM
Jones the P, you have neglected your duty as regards coffee houses, why is an poem about Star bucks, Costa coffee and other such drinking establishments not forecoming




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