From Carole Anne Duffy's
ACHILLES
ACHILLES
But when Odysseus came, with an
athlete's build, a sword and a shield,
he followed him to the battlefield,
the crowd's roar,
athlete's build, a sword and a shield,
he followed him to the battlefield,
the crowd's roar,
And it was sport, not war,
his charmed foot on the ball ...
his charmed foot on the ball ...
But then his heel, his heel, his heel ...
"the best Laureate poem in 340 years" - Ros Barber
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