‘Down by the brickworks you get warm at least’  18887

Locations in Harold's Library

• Twentieth-Century Scottish Poetry (book)
  • page 200

This work has the following connections with other works:

• Glasgow, 1960 • Edwin Morgan says "Hugh MacDiarmid forgot / in 'Glasgow 1960' that the feast / of reason and the flow of soul have ceased / to matter to the long unfinished plot / of heating frozen hands."

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