Nothing is real.
Tiny infractions, small dogs.
Thursday, 19 January 2012
Saturday, 24 December 2011
Monday, 15 August 2011
Thursday, 14 July 2011
Wednesday, 15 June 2011
Gannon
Gannon’s shoulders began his motion, leading his legs and hands, and appeared (his shoulders appeared) splinted with stiff pads across their length. His frame wasn’t large, he stood at 5ft 9”, but the children couldn’t assign Mr Gannon his tastiness, as he was seen only standing, or walking, and never performing another action - some examples: sitting (the splay of his legs may have revealed aggression?), running (a good ‘barometer’ for tastiness; to see how the upper body is pumped, in what coordination) or, obviously, fighting. But Gannon only walked and stood. The children had, to sum-up, no clue with what accuracy and power Gannon could strike a football. This was bound to alienate, and protect him.
Sunday, 20 March 2011
Stiff you, Christianity/Humanism
Mr Nobody
Mr Hume
Mr Rees
Not really any point in writing further, is there?
I agree with them all
Following Mr Rees:
My tooth was broken when I was 10
Marks, Sherrin and O’Brien, wouldn’t return my football
I skied in French Canada
I won awards as the cleverest kid, amongst a bunch of no-hopers
My wit was not valued at college
I could not get a nice girl on her own
I appreciated the roll call of British learning, failing to join it
The gardens of West London became my own
Sobering up, I doubted my stage career
And spent long days working in shops with beautiful women.
I worked in business, meeting my wife-to-be
On April 17 2010
There you go, that’s it
And none of it adds up to anything simple
Or identifiable.
Mr Hume
Mr Rees
Not really any point in writing further, is there?
I agree with them all
Following Mr Rees:
My tooth was broken when I was 10
Marks, Sherrin and O’Brien, wouldn’t return my football
I skied in French Canada
I won awards as the cleverest kid, amongst a bunch of no-hopers
My wit was not valued at college
I could not get a nice girl on her own
I appreciated the roll call of British learning, failing to join it
The gardens of West London became my own
Sobering up, I doubted my stage career
And spent long days working in shops with beautiful women.
I worked in business, meeting my wife-to-be
On April 17 2010
There you go, that’s it
And none of it adds up to anything simple
Or identifiable.
Wednesday, 16 March 2011
Untitled 1.2wo
You’re in the mud and you’re fucking playing around in it
You see an old college friend and her chest is bigger
She used to live in a rotunda
Look at these annoying people
Tall whites with Japanese hair
Most people have seven studs in their body
And wear glasses and never ever have a sense of humour
When you see daffodils, in triangles or rows
The daffodils don’t care if you get shot by a gun.
There is no aesthetic
And they arrange themselves, themselves
They are not corollas or rotundas or cupolas, just plain
Trumpet heads, on their chins
Letting their eyes die
The reason daffodils will let you die
Is cos when you were a kid, like a paranoid
You only enjoyed toys in your own home
You see an old college friend and her chest is bigger
She used to live in a rotunda
Look at these annoying people
Tall whites with Japanese hair
Most people have seven studs in their body
And wear glasses and never ever have a sense of humour
When you see daffodils, in triangles or rows
The daffodils don’t care if you get shot by a gun.
There is no aesthetic
And they arrange themselves, themselves
They are not corollas or rotundas or cupolas, just plain
Trumpet heads, on their chins
Letting their eyes die
The reason daffodils will let you die
Is cos when you were a kid, like a paranoid
You only enjoyed toys in your own home
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