Stuart Miller-Osborne

I was born in Bath And worked in Wells Living next door To a girl named Shells She chewed gum On our frequent dates We soon broke up Yet remained good mates I often read dime novels Long past their prime And slowly got pissed On lemon and lime

Undress Undress in front Of the television Matilda As it wants To see you Without clothes

Was written by A.P. Paz about five years ago It was released without much fanfare But soon became a book of choice When it featured in an action movie White Sister Black Sun Which tells the story Of five astronauts travelling Towards the moon And their memories of the deserts Of their childhood years

The red and yellow garage was prominent at night It could be seen from the hills and South Alaska New I could see Theo and Pauline sitting on the midnight wall My apartment was shrouded in a semi- darkness I decided to offer them my spare room As even Athens could be cool on late…

The moon is indeed a kind mother Who cares for me as I dream

I watched in amazement As the velvet sky Faded into the marble clouds Kind Mother Gentle Dreams

It was said that she loved The short lived silver fish That swam in the cool river More than anything else

Alexandra was very attractive She was admired By many women and men But she was not interested In any relationships As she did not want to be loved

As the 13:03 Lyon Express passed over the iron bridge Timothea started eating her coffee cake She loved her strong feminine name But thought that the male variation sounded weak Her brother was named Timothy and he collected comics Which he kept in precisely in small wooden drawers

I was so ashamed of you After watching your movie I was so ashamed of you After reading your poem