Stuart Miller-Osborne

Those who imagine Themselves to be God Will be the first to fade

I have knowingly sinned Many more times than you The only difference I hold Is a realisation of what I do

I am only going to teach you two things I will teach you to think and see Please accept these humble gifts

Each day I take some time out To read the book of answers You should try doing this As it teaches you to see

The true enemy Is not a hidden gun But war itself

Colorado Grasses soon covered The site of the brick chimney After its demolition in 2014 These tall grasses Can often be seen From passing trains

Up to the summer of 2014 There was a tall chimney Which was part of a cement works I could see it from my classroom window It taught me all that I knew about the weather Such chimneys are quite rare

Do not worry about the future As it will come naturally The future is pointless Unless you understand it See that guy there He is worrying about his future Possibly his job has run its course He has a pretty wife Who he loves greatly But she enjoys the finer things She is also worrying…

The sky is cloudless My friend is a pilot In an hour his plane Will pass directly above us I have bribed you To flash your breasts Which will mean little To him from that height I have arranged this theatre Totally for my own entertainment Erotic Poems of Summer

Silly Boy what as happened to you I was slammed into a door frame By my lord and master What was your crime I laughed when my glass of Coca Cola Was spilt all over the dinner table Place mats and all Silly but it did not deserve The ultimate sanction What did you do…