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Letters to the Blind
My study for some unknown reason Overlooks my neighbours wet room Which can be rather distracting I have written many letters to her But she ignores them without comment And bathes each day at nine fifteen
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Wet Room
My study for some unknown reason Overlooks the wet room which can be distracting When my housekeeper takes a shower We occasionally have sex But she finds me rather boring As the best mannered people Make the most absurd lovers
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Falling
I commenced my fall Just over five minutes ago If I pass you on the way down Please wave to me As this is a lonely journey
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Sweet Swedish Summers
I could taste the warm summer rain On breeze It cooled my crisp cotton shirt I followed the hollowness Of the passing bells And traced my footsteps in the sand
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A Swedish Summer
There was a feel of rain on the beach But I did not care as we were in the sea I had visited this area on many occasions But never grew tired of its natural beauty
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The Blue Poetry of Caron
Gray Eyes Calm Nordic A Kind of Sweet Love
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La poésie bleue de Caron
Yeux Gris Calme Nordique Une sorte d’amour doux
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The Stranger
I wanted to be a housewife A homemaker A little woman Fucked once a week Masturbating on others But I became a female politician And lost any appeal I ever had I am supposed to care But I was an introvert Trying to be an extrovert I support this cause and that cause But truthfully […]
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Twinned/Josephine of the South
I am currently sharing a studio In Bridgwater Somerset With Josephine of the South We are both artists She is from La Ciotat Which to my surprise Is twinned with my current town I once waited for a delayed train At La Ciotat railway station In the searing summer heat Which led to me to […]
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A Walk in the Country
This is what seventy years of nature Does to an abandoned railway track It seems like the country air has been sucked From a once pristine chalk cutting The nearby field betrays its archaeology A pattern of parallel ridges and troughs Caused by years of prolonged ploughing These were ghostly long before the railway arrived […]