The True Confession of George Barkerhe True Confession of George Barker" is a long, autobiographical poem by the British poet George Barker, published in 1957. It's considered one of his most important works and is noted for its confessional style and exploration of personal experiences and emotions. The poem is structured in a way that references and reimagines Byron's Don Juan.

exacting tribute from conquered peoples

Left exposed on a mountainside

which he undertakes in sulky silence

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