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why did the traffic jam

      like pitted damsons

air-con off

      so we felt swindled

how come the sun

      never flared up?

good walk though

      over the big hill

toasted tea cakes

      mustn’t effing grumble

a ten pound note

      against the gushing rain

the matron’s face

      these things still linger

like a headless horseman’s

      horse’s hoof prints

on fresh snow

      where earlobes tingle

once we stood

     at a temporary bus stop

a flask of turnip soup

      left at the traffic lights

three brown hares

      always a pleasure

the troubadour in town

     fined without a license

home & up the tree house

      later in the coal shed

drawing games of scrabble

     a pan fried rainbow trout

why did a meteor

      not wipe us all out?

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