Samuel Daram 🇬🇧 on Twitter: "Thursday Poem: 'An Arundel Tomb.' Time has transfigured them into /Untruth. The stone fidelity/ They hardly meant has come to be/ Their final blazon, and to prove/
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Westminster Abbey - This evening we're dedicating a memorial to Philip Larkin in Poets' Corner. This line from Larkin's poem "The Arundel Tomb" will be on the memorial stone. | Facebook
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Westminster Abbey - The ledger stone, of Purbeck Downs Vein marble, was cut by sculptor Martin Jennings. It reads: PHILIP LARKIN 1922 – 1985 Our almost-instinct almost true: What will survive of
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Westminster Abbey on Twitter: "'Our almost instinct almost true: What will survive of us is love.' This is our memorial to Philip Larkin, who was born #onthisday in 1922. The inscription is
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The Carcanet Blog: Almost-Instincts Almost True: Rory Waterman on Philip Larkin's 'Statement' of 1955
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