Scapegoat and Other Poems by Alan Gillis -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

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Beginning The Ulster Way 12th October, 1994 To Belfast Don’t You Deliverance from Big Blue Sky and Silent River Progress Lagan Weir from On a Weekend Break in a Political Vacuum In Her Room on a Light-Kissed Afternoon Among the Barley Carnival Bob the Builder Is a Dickhead The Lad Driving Home Morning Emerges out of Music Harvest Death by Preventable Poverty Laganside Eloquence The Debt Collector In the Shadow of the Mournes from In Whose Blent Air All Our Compulsions Meet Down Through Dark and Emptying Streets In These Aisles Looking Forward to Leave from At Dusk The Green Rose On a Cold Evening in Edinburgh Approaching Your Two Thousand Three Hundred and Thirty-Third Night Whiskey from Here Comes the Night August in Edinburgh The Scattering Lunch Break on a Bright Day Zeitgeist The Estate Spring The Allegory of Spring The Return The Field The Hourglass Before What Will Come After Scapegoat from A Further Definition of Memory Morning One Summer Morning River Mouth Night Song for Rosie The Sweeping Notes

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