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A Class Five Destroyer
Juliette and I watched the destruction Of our childhood years Whilst on summer walks Collecting sad shells It was during this period of my life That I decided to become a submarine
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The Double
During the war Many of our local churches Were destroyed By The Sleeping Albert I was in a relationship With his sister Juliette Who was very boyish Flat chested and tall
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The Fade
I have always loved The decaying splendour Of autumn leaves Yet prefer the brittleness Of these harsh winter days
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Blue Moon
Even in her early years The fissures were evident She was vain and capricious A tiger brutal without a cage I knew her for just a year We chased rare moons Before she faded From my life
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The Lost Thoughts of Samuel Pope
I frequently write about these children Searching for favour in my words But I am aware that they are lesser creatures And that my kindness will soon be corrupted With little or nothing ending well
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The Lost Thoughts of Samuel Pope
You want to love the negroes But they make things hard for you They steal almost everything And I am a kind master Who loves his flock
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Cubicle 18
I was unwell by the time I reached Cubicle 18 After a while I found myself Sitting on the floor Not really wanting to get up It was then that I heard A woman calling for assistance I peered over the wall And saw a naked woman Weeping quite furiously I invited her to sit […]
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Japanese Sleep Music
The reeds near the river Sing on soft winter nights This helps me to sleep
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A Couple of Lines
Hi Josie I am on the Shinkansen with Izumi She is such a nice girl Just so very gentle and feminine Unlike some of the less favoured races Guess what No I have not been arrested Small World I ran into Anna and Anna In Tokyo just by chance Anna has been commissioned To write […]
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these are my thoughts
I have been in Japan for six days And have travelled far I have leaned many things Firstly how tall I am in comparison To the average Japanese person I am just over six tall which is not unusual In most European countries The second is usually not discussed in polite company But I had […]