Poems about Poetry A Harry Nilsson Poem by Raymond Stiefvater Every Writer November 15, 2013 A Harry Nilsson Poem by Raymond Stiefvater Back then I saw Harry as a comet that you knew just had to burn out. Nothing — not anything or anyone — lasts forever, least of all flying rocks through space or earthbound troubadours. Post Views: 198 Related Posts:silence by Raymond StiefvaterSympathy Is for a Dead Chinese Princess by Raymond FarrBabies in Reverse by Ray Stiefvater1956 by Ray StiefvaterNo Clues by Charlie BriceTHE LOOKING-GLASS BY RUDYARD KIPLINGGunga Din by Rudyard KiplingTHE HIGHWAYMAN by Alfred Noyes Continue Reading Previous: Mia Mango by Brandon WardNext: Ode to the Christmas Tree by Grace Curtis Related Stories Classic Poems To A Poet A Thousand Years Hence Every Writer November 4, 2023 Poems about Poetry Forgetting My Journal by Alexander P. Garza Every Writer May 7, 2019 Poems about Poetry Palindromes by Jennifer Rollings Every Writer July 28, 2015