Stuart Miller-Osborne

Josie Before I start do not worry about Cora seriously If you are happy I am happy If Cora is happy then you are happy Hang on this is sounding like Love and Death The only way you would ever hurt me Is to hit me on the head with a brick Star Trek As […]

Hi Joe Athens is so so so amazing I have seen the Acropolis wow wow wow But was advised just to wander around Because you avoid the crowds And I thought Venice was bad Even though like you I can tolerate the heat You still can exhaust yourself But Josie is happy Cora and I […]

Well this is a blast from the past It is Where are you living In Argentina Really it is a great country I am really into football And was so happy When my country won the cup (even though I come from Deal) I loved the song about the French National Side That has caused […]

A few hours ago Jane Took a photograph of me Sitting on some rocks I am looking into space (As I always do) It has since been revealed That many people Have seen a baby’s face On my right arm Which is spooky It is there I have seen it myself Am I hosting The […]

Josie Thank you so very much For the Anita Bryant tee shirt I wore it today when I went to Oxford Although I knew what to expect It fucked me off There were still traces of the recent protests That so scarred some of colleges All in support of a war that nobody cares about […]

I found two interesting things yesterday Which made my visit worthwhile As I crossed the flood plains of the Rother I found a fragment of a white glazed tile Which is likely to have been carried downstream During the midwinter floods Later when in Rye and in the vicinity of the castle I found a […]

Tiffany had invited me To her pottery factory It was a very hot day in Sussex She was launching A series of Gentleman Cricketers As well as some decorated tiles I was very impressed By the dexterity of her creations It was only as I was leaving And Tiff was climbing the stairs That I […]

I had not planned to walk any distance yet I did so almost by accident I followed a cycle path between Rye and Camber Swifts and Swallows and other summer visitors High Blue Soft High Blue Unfinished poem July 19th 2024

Jill Barlow has a dog named Banana It is a long haired Chihuahua Strangely for such a small dog It likes visiting churches

Caroline Blue stood at the mid point of the canal She had just purchased an apartment Next to the railway crossing She was reading the book that she had written L’histoire de mes amours