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| Registered User Join Date: May 2007 Location: Hampshire
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| In his book about making 2001, he writes a poem based on Coleridge's Kubla Khan, I can neither remember nor find it and it's been bugging me for years as I thought it was brilliant. It begins... For MGM did Kubrick, Stan A stately astrodome decree While Art, the science writer, ran Through plots incredible to man, In search of solvency. I'm sure there's more...I found the last 3 lines recently using google, but that's it Thanks |
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| ]==[]===© • Join Date: Dec 2007 Location: Darlington
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| Re: Does Anyone have the full text of his parody poem...? Quote:
"For MGM did Kubrick, Stan A stately astrodome decree Where Art, the s.f. writer, ran Through plots incredible to man, In search of solvency.... So twice five miles of Elstree ground With sets and props were girdled round... A savage place! as eerie and enchanted As ere beneath a flickering arc was haunted By child-star wailing for her demon mother... For months meandering with a mazy motion Through stacks of scripts the desperate writer ran Then reached that plot incredible to man And sank,enSCUBA'd in the Indian Ocean. And midst the tumult Kubrick heard from far Accountants' voices,prophesying war!" | |
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