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Poem by Wilfred Wilson Gibson Breakfast We ate our breakfast lying on our backs, Because the shells were screeching overhead. I bet a rasher to a loaf of bread That Hull United would beat Halifax When Jimmy Stainthorpe played full-back instead of Billy Bradford. Ginger raised his head And cursed, and took the bet; and dropt back dead. We ate our breakfast lying on our backs, Because the shells were screeching overhead. Wilfred Wilson Gibson Wilfred Wilson Gibson's other poems: Poems of the other poets with the same name: 1308 Views |
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