Today’s poem is called ‘Requiem for Whoever’.
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Today’s poem is called ‘Requiem for Whoever’.
It’s one of my more tender, thoughtful poems, as I attempt to gain a small share of the lucrative funeral poetry market.
@brianbilston love it!
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Today’s poem is called ‘Requiem for Whoever’.
It’s one of my more tender, thoughtful poems, as I attempt to gain a small share of the lucrative funeral poetry market.
@brianbilston I did start a freelance crematorium poetry business but in the end it went up in flames.
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Today’s poem is called ‘Requiem for Whoever’.
It’s one of my more tender, thoughtful poems, as I attempt to gain a small share of the lucrative funeral poetry market.
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Today’s poem is called ‘Requiem for Whoever’.
It’s one of my more tender, thoughtful poems, as I attempt to gain a small share of the lucrative funeral poetry market.
@brianbilston You do know youl'll be up agin the Healy-Raes if you ever decide to come to Kerry?
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The Irish Times (www.irishtimes.com)
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Today’s poem is called ‘Requiem for Whoever’.
It’s one of my more tender, thoughtful poems, as I attempt to gain a small share of the lucrative funeral poetry market.
Is it wrong to actually *want* this poem read out at mine?!
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@brianbilston I did start a freelance crematorium poetry business but in the end it went up in flames.
@scribblanitea @brianbilston bit of a dead end job to start with
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@scribblanitea @brianbilston bit of a dead end job to start with
@AngleseyStick @brianbilston
my words were never ovenproof
so they went off with a final woof -
Today’s poem is called ‘Requiem for Whoever’.
It’s one of my more tender, thoughtful poems, as I attempt to gain a small share of the lucrative funeral poetry market.
@brianbilston 'Jennifer, Alison, Philippa, Sue, this eulogy is for you!'
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Is it wrong to actually *want* this poem read out at mine?!
@GracelessHippo no, though I would have one request: could @brianbilston change "as appropriate" to "if appropriate"?
I feel that it increases the utility.
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Today’s poem is called ‘Requiem for Whoever’.
It’s one of my more tender, thoughtful poems, as I attempt to gain a small share of the lucrative funeral poetry market.
@brianbilston Perfection.
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