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High Light (A Pugin Sunrise)
Hi Jane I trust that you are having a nice day Something very odd happened to me at Reading Station this morning As I alighted from my train I noticed a really beautiful sunrise above the Pugin church It was as I was taking a photograph that I felt an unrewarded tear run down my […]
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A meeting with my mother
I had a dreamOf seagreen lightUpon your breastAnd unto night You came to meThe door unlockedMy dream no more For you were thereAll bright with smileMy mother dressedIn seagreen lightAnd yet I seeA little while You came to meWe met a againNo words were saidFor life thereafter No longer dead CMO
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The Age of Obedient Ears
Confucius once said that a man Would have to wait until sixty years Before his ears truly obeyed him I have often thought of this Whilst hiding in the shadows Of the setting south sun
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Moon Marigold Avenue
I am walking down Moon Marigold Avenue Where on a warm summer’s afternoon Two bandits came out of the sun And needlessly opened fire on innocent civilians Amazingly nobody was killed But the milkman found a bullet lodged in the heel of his boot When he returned from his round That milkman was my father and […]
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Margaret of the Gods
The mind has a thousand ways To terminate a life That has grown tired And become meaningless Margaret of the Gods Sat by a railway track A train could be heard In the far distance
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Komedy Klub 2
I like women’s football as much as the next guy I take my kids down to see the Refuge Ladies every Sunday The standard is shit but what more can you expect It is like watching five years olds chase a ball in the dark But there are other things that trouble me White shorts Why […]
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Komedy Klub
Do you know something Yes I have problems too It is sex It confuses me No not the holes That is the easy part At the last count there were only four It is pissing A quite ordinary thing Rather boring if you think about it You spend the first twenty years of your life […]
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War is Kind
Father tell me about the two world wars There is nothing to tell as it is history spent War is Kind When you brush it Into a dusty ditch
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The Photographer’s Wife
Stan I trust that you are okay and are missing me like mad How is Lincoln It is a splendid city Thank you for lending me your railway book Which is a fascinating read There is a photograph inside that I really relate to It was taken on the 12th of July 1931 At the Golf […]
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Nights of a Dreamer
For days without fail I walk around As if in a haze I am alert and functioning But am quite distant Life passes me by Without argument I cannot say That I dislike This arrangement Yet it is rather odd I am amazed By its strangeness And that it demands So little of me