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 Rod McKuen Omnibus, the - Rod McKuen
 Rod McKuen Omnibus, the - Rod McKuen ... Warm, Lonesome Cities and Stanyan Street & Other Sorrows.Newest Review: ... And so it continues, the poem takes up five pages of the book. As a child I'd also had a cat that went missing, so my ... more ... bond with Rod McKuen was born. "So who the heck is he?" <
br>If you are my age you may not have heard of him because he hasn't published anything or been in the spotlight for over ten years. I know of him, and his books of poetry, because my mum was a fan of his going back to the sixties. Rod McKuen is an American, born in 1935, a songwriter of over 1300 songs, a composer of symphonies, concertos, piano sonatos and so on, ...more |
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The Rod McKuen Omnibus
Hardcover, W H Allen Last Update 04.12.2009 05:59
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Rod McKuen Omnibus, the - Rod McKuen: I know the hills and gullys of your body the curves and turn ... (1220 words)
by - written on 23/05/01 (Very useful, 644 readings)
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When I was small my mum would make me cry. This may not sound very nice but it was my choice that she did so. "Please, pleeeease mum! Read me the Sloopy poem", I'd plead. She never wanted to, and would try everything to persuade me to listen to something else ... but I would keep on ... she would give in ... and I would cry. I've since come to believe that there is a seed of sadness within us all. A Cat Named Sloopy is one of the poems by Rod McKuen. It still makes me cry, but there again so do some of his other poems. I sometimes like to indulge myself, when I'm on my own, and cultivate my seed of sadness. As I ... Read the complete review
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