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Wispy white hair finger joints swollen sore plastic teeth rattle, in a slackened old jaw where she sits with a vacant, lacklustre stare. In a cracked leather chair behind misted blue eyes a shrunken old lady remembers… now just the … Continue reading →

Go my brother Step you through My door of delectation Dedicated to the few Meet your world of expectation. Go look my brother Seek your heart’s desire My shelves are stocked with wine Taste the burning ice-like fire Your world … Continue reading →

Let me lie within the forest floor And see swift of birds, majestic soar. Where in – the wild wood’s fallen leaves I would lay with freedom’s gift of wings Through the sweet scented musk of decay I would receive … Continue reading →

The Devil crept in whispered – “its no sin, Lift a glass to your lips… just innocent sips Lets dance my friend – lets dance”. That Devil seemed to know me well Hugging fast my withered shell Shoulders hunched in … Continue reading →

Conceived Lived Died

A sudden downpour ruined the picnic Nobody said anything to Devon But he knew they blamed him for being In a field far away from the cars Isolated and out of view- they all applauded But now with the rain … Continue reading →

Haunted by memories of shattered bodies Blood soaked uniforms cut away Other people’s blood, other people’s bone Taliban revenge killings Orders obeyed. Kill or be killed Sleeping in a derelict doorway Easing emaciated buttocks Suffering from concrete burns, torn flesh … Continue reading →

Happiness: will o’ the wisp Unnoticed moments, unremarkable Without texture or substance. Nothing Nothing at all. Only The engine of humanity. Everywhere. Here. There. Anywhere. Recipes don’t, can’t exist. Yet: Happy men live Everyone wonders ‘Why so happy? What’s the … Continue reading →

Pursued by toxic Mozart with a Dash of Beethoven the foyer emptied Stood in proud, squat, bleak splendour The sound system of Elm Park Station’s Primeval squeaking speakers Had conquered feral youth again The CCTV camera smirked As its lens swept over … Continue reading →