Knott's poems wear their nuttiness proudly on their sleeve, but many, like "Advice from the Experts," are dense with significance: I lay down in the empty street and parked My feet against the gutter's curb while from The building above a bunch of gawkers perched Along its edges urged me don't, don't jump.
Despite polls showing that Clinton has an edge, Oliver urged Americans to head to polling stations this week and research what they will be voting for, aside from the main choice.
You push gently down on the top edge, as though urging a child to go back to sleep.
"Butter around the outer edge, too," he urged.
A spokesman for StepChange Debt Charity said many households are already living on a "financial knife edge" and he urged anyone worried about the cost of their debt rising to get independent help.
Sometimes in anger, often with an edge, Scott has urged his undisciplined Nets to play without complacency during their struggling start to this season, but a voice carries less weight when it's undermined by contract uncertainty.
The situation in Gaza "is on a knife-edge", UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon has said, urging Israel and Palestinian militants to end hostilities.
"Big Money's Alarming Political Edge" (editorial, April 11) hit the nail on the head in urging Congress to prevent corporations from buying our political system.
Barcelona Manager Pep Guardiola, who won the title as a Barcelona player in 1992 and as its coach two years ago, kept urging on his players from the sideline's edge.
"Our natural world is becoming increasingly vulnerable," warned IUCN chief Inger Andersen, urging increased efforts to save species teetering on the edge.
