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August 15, 2012

 

 

‘You’ll feel better in a while’,

they said, after he died.

But I had to grieve my own way,

and still felt him by my side.

 

‘You’ll come to terms with you loss’,

they said, as time went on.

But no different did I feel,

than when the day he’d gone.

 

‘You’ll get used to life alone’

they said, as months went by.

But with my heart broken in two,

I bade my last goodbye.

 

 

 

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August 14, 2012

 

 

They always called it the ‘Doo-Fries-Dooby’

a word from childhood that’s stayed in her mind.

It used to live under the bed,

until they moved house and left it behind.

 

 

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Forward thinking, projected planning.

Spread sheets full of hope.

Whizz kids tell us a storm is coming.

In a ‘meltdown’ will we cope?

 

 

 

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Let’s stop this dilly-dallying,

and beating about the bush.

Let’s cut to the chase and do it,

whilst we feel the urgency and the rush.

 

 

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Ee, you’re a numbskull,

you’ve forgotten to bring the bread.

What good’s  just ham and butter?

Have you got sawdust in your head?

 

 

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I will blow kisses across the ocean.

Catch them if you can.

Open wide your eyes and see I love you,

and have, since time began.

 

 

 

 

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He fed her boiled tripe butties

she swallowed them too, with ease,

until it dawned upon her,

that she’d really rather have cheese.

 

 

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August 12, 2012

 

 

The forgotten Sub sits

sucking his thumb.

Passed over so often,

he has segs on his bum.

 

 

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I  was living my life through her music,

as I watched each of her lovers

come and go with a song.

Some, I hoped wouldn’t linger,

whilst others, I felt did belong.

But the music that came from her bedroom,

broke my heart in many a way,

as I knew that the time was nearing

when her room, in silence, would lay.

 

 

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August 11, 2012

 

 

 

Subtlety wasn’t her forte.

Tact was beyond her too.

She just jumped straight in with both feet,

as they squirmed and watched her stew.

 

 

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