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Poet: Philip Larkin
Poem: The Little Lives Of Earth And Form
Year: Published/Written in 1977
Comment 2 of 2, added on December 12th, 2006 at 3:50 AM.
Nowadays people get two wrapped up in material objects, I understand Larkin's message to be to take a step back and realise we are no different from any other living creature, perhaps then we will learn to respect our earth, and protect it for the future.
charlie from United Kingdom
Comment 1 of 2, added on July 22nd, 2006 at 4:10 PM.
Reminds me of William Blake's poem, "The Fly". We are part of a greater circle. This is a great poem to read with Larkin's "The Mower". To me, it's an extension that we are one and the same, and because of this, the next logical step is to value one another, not waste energy with remorse or hate.
dallas from United States
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Nowadays people get two wrapped up in material objects, I understand Larkin's message to be to take a step back and realise we are no different from any other living creature, perhaps then we will learn to respect our earth, and protect it for the future.
charlie from United Kingdom