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Article #818144Re: Angel of Esquiline Hill / Will Dockery
From: will.dockery@gma
Date: Tue, 31 May 2022 17:14
Date: Tue, 31 May 2022 17:14
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Michael Pendragon wrote: > Will Dockery wrote: > >> It's painfully obvious that your poem was "inspired," at least in part, >> from "Suzanne Takes You Down." In fact, I'd venture to guess that the >> vast majority of your poems are derived from rock or folkie songs (like >> that "Hotel California" clone) > Which you were also mistaken about, and I explained to you nearly endlessly. >> I'm just not well-versed enough in late 60s/early 70s music to pick up on >> them all. > Seriously, nothing like that is there, although I do love Leonard Cohen's > poetry, this is working in a very different area than "Suzanne"... ask > somebody who would actually know, like George Dance. > https://youtu.be/st3dbWFKpB8 > Angel of Esquiline Hill > Poem by Will Dockery > Music by Rob Wright and Jack Snipe. > Again, I love the Leonard Cohen poetry, but this poem is operating on a > whole other level, one personal to me and my world, as is "Esquiline Hill" > unique to me and the setting for my poetry, Shadowville. > So, Ping: George Dance. > --------------------------------------------------------------------------------- An earlier discussion where Michael Pendragon showed his cluelessness about Leonard Cohen once again. 🙂
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