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June 27, 2012
He’s on the ‘Physio’s bed again.
This time he’s pulled a tendon.
He’s been injury prone throughout his career
and not a player to depend on
Three away points
will seal the day,
and keep us on track
for promotion in May.
I knew him when he had nothing,
and he was just a snotty nosed kid,
who played in the street with the rest of us,
and lost his marbles down the grid.
The deserted disheartened
The unwanted unwashed
In alleyways they sleep
Their future all quashed
June 26, 2012
The escape, the adventure, the
‘getting away with it’, the crack,
the banter, the raves,
the freedom, the hell, the
release, the pulse, the energy
The price!
The insanity that is three!
Him, her and me.
Our genetic make–up a match,
though astrologically poles apart
And yet trying to exist in harmony
Such a no-no right from the start
June 22, 2012
Amongst the conkers from the chestnut tree,
was where young Percy fell to his knee.
Onlookers thought he’d said ‘Marry me’.
But a quest for forgiveness was his plea.
He’s out of the ark.
He’s having a lark.
He still thinks things are
‘groovy’.
He’s at a ‘Rave’ in the park.
He’s lost in the dark.
He still calls a film
a ‘movie’.
Hand in hand they stepped out of the hotel lift,
walking coyly through the foyer into the street,
where he hailed a taxi for her, and lightly kissed
her cheek, before returning inside to settle his
bill and get on with his life.
Their paths never to cross again.
The impetuousness of youth.
The sharpness of the mind.
If only they could bottle it,
a million dollar business they would find.