Now, children, the poet. He is less exciting. All he...

Now, children, the poet. He is less exciting.
All he brandishes is a ball-point,
Which he plays with on unastonishing paper.

U. A. Fanthorpe

'Painter and Poet' (1995)

U. A. Fanthorpe Quotes

Now, children, the poet. He is less exciting. All he brandishes is a ball-point, Which he plays with on unastonishing paper.

Now, children, the poet. He is less exciting. All he brandishes is a ball-point, Which he plays with on unastonishing paper.

Now, children, the poet. He is less exciting. All he brandishes is a ball-point, Which he plays with on unastonishing paper.

Now, children, the poet. He is less exciting. All he brandishes is a ball-point, Which he plays with on unastonishing paper.