Steven G. Harris
Brian BilstonToday is World Refugee Day. Hereβs a poem called βRefugeesβ.
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ArdentArchivist@brianbilston ππππ
π@brianbilston Outstanding. Could we get this on every bus stop and sign board please. ππ½
Misja van Laatum@brianbilston clever and true.
Graeme π΄σ §σ ’σ ³σ £σ ΄σ Ώ@brianbilston Brilliant! Thank you.
Petra van Cronenburg@brianbilston I was shocked. Read the last sentence. Read again ... that's genius!
@NatureMC Thank you for sticking with it, Petra.
john lomax@brianbilston It still makes me choke up whenever I see this, even after all this time!
I know you have written a lot of other good stuff, but this will never be surpassed!
I know you have written a lot of other good stuff, but this will never be surpassed!
@jayflo Thanks very much, John
HumanBeing@brianbilston I loved the end. It's really interesting both ways.
Gin Kangaroo@brianbilston One of my favourite poems. So, so clever and compassionate.
Duckbilled Plattypus.@brianbilston Brilliant. Unfortunately, timeless. Thank you for this.
Solitha@brianbilston I think this was the first poem of yours I ran across, a few years ago.
It hits even harder now than it did then.
John Poole@brianbilston <== definitely a poet laureate... but in which country? "Inquiring minds want to know."
Simon Carswell@brianbilston Absolutely superb.