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Pinter on warWeather ForecastThe day will get off to a cloudy start.
In the evening the moon will shine
This is the last forecast. DemocracyThere’s no escape.
The BombsThere are no more words to be said
God Bless AmericaHere they go again,
The gutters are clogged with the dead
The riders have whips which cut.
1 February 2004 FootnoteThese poems were originally included in War, a selection of poetry written by Harold Pinter in response to the invasion of Iraq and published by Faber and Faber If you would like to reuse an article from Red Pepper either in print or online, please contact us first. There are many options available, with free usage for non profit campaign groups and activist blogs - just tell us first! Please support Red Pepper, make a donation today |
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