Days (poem)
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"Days" is a short poem (10 lines) by Philip Larkin, included in his 1964 collection The Whitsun Weddings.
It begins with a section of 6 lines, opening
- What are days for?
in a mock-contented tone.
The final 4 lines bring a brutal reply
- Ah, solving that question
- Brings the priest and the doctor
- In their long coats
- Running over the fields.
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