Which is poems of modern ideas in traditional poetry forms, rhyming poems and rhythmic poems plus some less proper items, jokes, epigrams, etc.
Friday, 22 March 2019
I have a long filler funnel for my car.
One day my explorer youngest grandson.
found it while rummaging in the yard,
and confronted me with it like a gun.
At the age of two !
Friday, 8 March 2019
I think it's sick to make celebrities
out of convicted murderers.
What must the loved ones of victims feel
about their use as entertainment?
What sort of viewers want to wade
in a sewer of private perversion
and what sort of TV executives
disgustingly pander to them?
How paint an English summer sunset ?
Not a boring monochrome disc
but clear sky blue for a baby boy
and grey clouds fringed with little girl pink.
Then an explosion of lucent orange
flaring to flaming furnace red.
When will some drivers ever learn
signalling's meant to show
not what they're actually doing now
but where they INTEND to go.
Thursday, 28 February 2019
Anybody young who wants to be a politician
should be barred from politics as a national threat.
should be barred from politics as a national threat.
Wednesday, 20 February 2019
I do my bit for evolution
by killing flies within my reaches
so that those that aren't so stupid
propagate the species.
Friday, 8 February 2019
Pauses
He sat on the kerb, his feet in the road -
not someone I wanted to talk to -
but through his tiredness, sadness showed
so I paused to ask if he was alright.
He lifted his head but glancing at me
served only to act as reminder
mine wasn't the face he wanted to see
and I couldn't help, whatever his plight.
He got to his feet and looked all around.
I asked where he wanted to walk to.
He paused. Then he spoke. It seemed that the sound
echoed deep from the darkness of night.
"My wife has just died. I don't know where she is.
So now I'm just trying to find her."
I paused. Was he mad? Or was some insight his?
He turned. "Well, good luck." His wave seared my sight.
not someone I wanted to talk to -
but through his tiredness, sadness showed
so I paused to ask if he was alright.
He lifted his head but glancing at me
served only to act as reminder
mine wasn't the face he wanted to see
and I couldn't help, whatever his plight.
He got to his feet and looked all around.
I asked where he wanted to walk to.
He paused. Then he spoke. It seemed that the sound
echoed deep from the darkness of night.
"My wife has just died. I don't know where she is.
So now I'm just trying to find her."
I paused. Was he mad? Or was some insight his?
He turned. "Well, good luck." His wave seared my sight.
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