If you knew my heart
would you?
In the harsh reality of daylight
could you?
If I dared to strip away
my layers
until you saw the centre of my being
and spoke plain words
of mundane things
would you, could you love me?
Monday, 14 December 2009
Sunday, 6 December 2009
Thug
This is the tale that’s not very nice,
A warning to all thugs
Concerning teasing, bullies, louts
(and people short on hugs)
Victor’s speech was indistinct
he had great trouble smelling,
His sinuses were often blocked
Causing nasal swelling
He was quite use to people who
Would say repeat that please
And he couldn’t count how many times
He mixed up free and threes
Our Victor was a happy chap
An even tempered bloke
And even when pressurised
He always saw the joke
because folk liked his easy way
And felt his heart was tender
Victor had a ‘people job’
He was an ice-cream vendor
Most customers would smile and say
Please and thanks to Vic
But there’s always one who spoils it
And makes the good ones sick
Such a one was Harry Rice
A snotty little scrote
He often hung around Vic’s cart
To get on peoples goat
As I explained Vic’s speech was odd
Due to his nasal features
But by and large his customers
Were kind and faithful creatures
One day Vic got a different flavour
He called it Fudge surprise
he had It on an offer
A triple super size
Harry Rice was there
And he heard Victor say
Come and get your Fugs surprise
On special for today
Harry laughed and Harry jeered
All his nasty cronies cheered
Fug surprise? You stupid man
Why can’t you talk like what I can
Victor smiled he’d heard it all
And still he wasn’t riled
Why should he, a full grown man
Be worried by a child
He turned his back and took a scoop
And made a massive ice
And turning back he proffered it
To Harry (which was nice)
Harry needed to maintain
His thuggish reputation
So he snarled and took the gift
and smothered his elation
His interest piqued on tasting fudge
He said what’s the surprise
And Victor said with dead pan face
Those aren’t chocolate bits they're flies
Harry choked and cried and sobbed
He called out for his mummy
It was probably psychological
But he had a poorly tummy
So Victor got rid of a pest
By using chocolate bugs
And now the people know that he
Can surprise any thugs
A warning to all thugs
Concerning teasing, bullies, louts
(and people short on hugs)
Victor’s speech was indistinct
he had great trouble smelling,
His sinuses were often blocked
Causing nasal swelling
He was quite use to people who
Would say repeat that please
And he couldn’t count how many times
He mixed up free and threes
Our Victor was a happy chap
An even tempered bloke
And even when pressurised
He always saw the joke
because folk liked his easy way
And felt his heart was tender
Victor had a ‘people job’
He was an ice-cream vendor
Most customers would smile and say
Please and thanks to Vic
But there’s always one who spoils it
And makes the good ones sick
Such a one was Harry Rice
A snotty little scrote
He often hung around Vic’s cart
To get on peoples goat
As I explained Vic’s speech was odd
Due to his nasal features
But by and large his customers
Were kind and faithful creatures
One day Vic got a different flavour
He called it Fudge surprise
he had It on an offer
A triple super size
Harry Rice was there
And he heard Victor say
Come and get your Fugs surprise
On special for today
Harry laughed and Harry jeered
All his nasty cronies cheered
Fug surprise? You stupid man
Why can’t you talk like what I can
Victor smiled he’d heard it all
And still he wasn’t riled
Why should he, a full grown man
Be worried by a child
He turned his back and took a scoop
And made a massive ice
And turning back he proffered it
To Harry (which was nice)
Harry needed to maintain
His thuggish reputation
So he snarled and took the gift
and smothered his elation
His interest piqued on tasting fudge
He said what’s the surprise
And Victor said with dead pan face
Those aren’t chocolate bits they're flies
Harry choked and cried and sobbed
He called out for his mummy
It was probably psychological
But he had a poorly tummy
So Victor got rid of a pest
By using chocolate bugs
And now the people know that he
Can surprise any thugs
Friday, 4 December 2009
gulf
In unsurity
we live another day
It's easier than knowing
we cannot survive
We spend our days in silence
because we can't speak
the things we hate to say
Empty and unfeeling
we go on
almost loving
never daring
to go our own way
we live another day
It's easier than knowing
we cannot survive
We spend our days in silence
because we can't speak
the things we hate to say
Empty and unfeeling
we go on
almost loving
never daring
to go our own way
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