Stuart Miller-Osborne

Gary I am in a relationship with a statue A statue Yes Is it anybody I know His name is George Stokes I am not familiar with him George was a nineteenth century philanthropist He funded schools and other buildings in Norwich Where did you meet him In a technicolour dream

Was founded in the late sixties And was named after the boy poet They were often connected With various political assassinations Including that of the corrupt union leader Raymond Lacey in the summer of 1975 But their participation in this outrage Was never proven as Father Christmas Went into hiding the following year After 1980…

We have just remembered our dead But there are those who do not care Such is their contempt We know who you are That is all that I will say

Do you realise Julie Christina That as we sit here on this beach That we are tasting the winds of years Of Sappho Homer Aristotle and Plato They share the air that we breathe today

Why did you come to Greece I suppose it was to find love But I was looking for much more I was looking for my box of dreams

At twenty to six Each morning I film my washing machine For ten seconds With my naked sister Ursula Whilst my wife Vivienne Prepares breakfast I exhibit These short movies In my riverside gallery My name Is Poppy Can-Do

At twenty to six Each morning I film my washing machine For ten seconds With my naked sister Ursula Whilst my wife Vivienne Prepares breakfast I exhibit These movies In my gallery

A Swiss Surrealist Has moved in next door Their swimming pool is empty Apart from a million cherries This poem is now complete

I never tire of this church Matthew It is indeed beautiful Arabella Like you You flatter me Sir Unlike this church I have my imperfections So does this church It is not perfect I cannot see the imperfection It is in front of you Look at the stairs If you look closely The final stair…

There is strange story connected with this railway station It is in short about male desire and obsession In !970 a young girl named Polly Clarke started in the booking office Initially as a trainee with the view of replacing Mr Wilson Who was retiring from the railways after forty years Although plain to look…