2 thoughts on “Where Are You Now, Batman? By Brian Patten”
[…] Poem to Delight My Friends who Laugh at Science-Fiction.” Brian Patten’s “Where Are You Now, Batman?” (a secret and under-acknowledged foundation-stone for all modern industrial […]
I haven’t read this poem since The Mersey Sound (1967) opened my ears all those years ago. What a treat!
I’m listening to The Entry of Christ into Liverpool by The Liverpool Scene with Adrian Henri and counting my blessings — born in London in 1947, part of the luckiest generation in history.
Here at last, we shall be free. 
[…] Poem to Delight My Friends who Laugh at Science-Fiction.” Brian Patten’s “Where Are You Now, Batman?” (a secret and under-acknowledged foundation-stone for all modern industrial […]
I haven’t read this poem since The Mersey Sound (1967) opened my ears all those years ago. What a treat!
I’m listening to The Entry of Christ into Liverpool by The Liverpool Scene with Adrian Henri and counting my blessings — born in London in 1947, part of the luckiest generation in history.