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Re: Re: Ian Hunter is wary of an unexploded poem
by Anonymous
Ian's poem takes me back to the days of the Quatermass series on the radio, or more correctly the wireless. I have often wondered what the mysterious UFO in the London Underground was really all about. Now I know. It was Martians looking for unexploded poems. Gwilym Williams
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