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http://andrewgriffiths3.wikispaces.com/Drift+Glass+II Drift glass II The thick hand's fingers Wrapped around the neck of the bottle Like a ship's sea rope And smashed it on a river rock The hollow roar Of the lost male Trembled the crowd As he used the jagged edges As a tool to tear the flesh of ano...

Drift glass II The thick hand's fingers Wrapped around the neck of the bottle Like a ship's sea rope And smashed it on a river rock The hollow roar Of the lost male Trembled the crowd As he used the jagged edges As a tool to tear the flesh of another's face And as that other screamed With his thick ...

Hey someone mentioned a bar?

There are some cool bars in Galway City!

Apparently lol

my apologies!!

I should have said that he ( Andrew ) is a close friend!!

Jemima and Tabbi are my daughters.

Thank you for your comments I will pass them on to him.

Drift glass In the palm of your hand It ended up This river glass This sliver of glass This drift glass The colour of cataract Water born Tumble torn Pebble worn Specks of mud had got into it somehow Look into it and there is a history there For you to see So much more so than in a diamond The finge...

Amazing concert - Leonard really took Berlin! Eija and I were sitting a bit aside, so I got only some good pix. This one of Charley and Hattie is my favorite. They're doing "If it be your will". http://www.leonardcohenfiles.com/webbberlin.jpg That version still haunts me from the night in...

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Can you not get to Dublin in December.....he is worth it.

Many many happy returns Leonard.

Can we talk again tomorrow

Can we?

Please....

nooooo.......free ranged

Oh come on ....want the code

I listened to an interview with Leonard and Marianne and his ( Lorca's ) dogs were in the back ground. I would love to know what they are....

i was only there on the Friday but a memory for life. The photos really brought it all back.

December?

Hydriot,

Again thank you for the landscape of the time. Very special place to be. And yes Marianne's voice spoke more than words and would agree with Bela that I found the interview poignant. Deeply touching