Looking for a late 1980s/ very early 1990s collection of poetry by Greater #Manchester #poets. One of the #poems was on the theme of the Anarchist movement and called, "Anarchy."
It was clearly intended to be performed, with a driving, persistent rhythm. It deployed a lot of key phrases describing violence (e.g., smash the state, violence in the streets) that we'd all seen in graffiti, before ending with a mic-drop--people who talked like this about Anarchy and its ideals have "no idea in their hearts what it means." (I remember that ending pretty well.)
I always thought it was by Henry Normal but I can't find it in his collected #poetry.
Can anyone help? 🕵️ 📚