with the eponymous ‘Clown Punk’, a tattooed, slightly tragic character who presses his face against the windscreen of the narrator’s car when it stops at traffic lights, frightening the ‘children sitting at the back seat’, however give is about homelessness and the way in which society reacts to beggars. The poet has adopted the persona of a homeless person to challenge the reader directly, although initially there is some ambiguity about the speaker: in the first stanza the word "dear" suggests an…
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