'Life (anon)'
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Dublin Core
Title
'Life (anon)'
Description
A poem descrbing the stages of life.
Creator
Harry Browne
Publisher
Trinity College Dublin
Date
2010
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Relation
Harry Browne
Is Part Of
Reflections
Type
Life Story
Spatial Coverage
Dublin
Temporal Coverage
2010's
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Text
LIFE (anon) When I was one The War had begun. When I was Ten It was (Korean) wartime again. When I was Twenty I thought I knew plenty. When I was Thirty I liked to be flirty. When I was Forty I got rather sporty. When I was Fifty I turned very thrifty. When I turned Sixty, I've got to confess That more often than not, I couldn't care less. All too soon the big seven zero, And I've become a bit of a hero, A hearty Grandad who babysits for free, Quietly tending the branches of 'The Browne Family Tree'.
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Irish Research Council for Arts, Humanities & Social Sciences (IRCHSS)
Research Coordinator/P.I.
Dr Kathleen McTiernan (Trinity College Dublin)
Senior Research Associate
Dr Deirdre O'Donnell (Trinity College Dublin)
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