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FEATURE | May
16, 2006
Red Guitar No. 2: Larkin’s Eggs
Red Guitar, a regular column by poet
and critic Ron Smith, returns with “Larkin’s Eggs,” a
discussion beginning with the “that beautiful, horrific September
morning more than five years ago” and leading to “effectively
the last line of [Philip] Larkin’s last poem.” Smith, a frequent Blackbird contributor,
is the author of the poetry collections Running Again in Hollywood
Cemetery (University of Florida Presses, 1988) and Moon Road (forthcoming
from Louisiana State University Press). 
Larkin’s Eggs
Contributor’s notes
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