time for a muddle

~

time for a muddle ( a neo-modernist archetype-sprawl )




bits of ticking

ticking tocks

it's a bit like

dripping clocks


time is once more

on the mind

muddying things

coils unwind


like flamed ripples

thought last week

next may be as

robots weep


with sabine rage

chartists march

camlann-rematch

caveman spark


( that one )

...














 

stunts & on

~

stunts & on ( a quite modern twist on a very old turn )





jump into puddles

unsure of their depth

cross all your digits

then wish for the best


stride into cobwebs

where there may be ghosts

live for a weekend

on plum jam on toast


pretend your uncle

once ate his trousers

drunk one shrove tuesday

sniff every flower


several years later

handstands on flapjack

skipping in cloudbursts

many a mishap

( x )

...










































acrostic to bear

~

acrostic to bear ( by some twat with a pen & some sheet )




p hantom penguins

pickled plums

peppermint pricks

parsnip puns


o smosis ooze

onion odes

octane occult

overloads


e agle-eyed ears

eclogue elms

electric earls

eggy elves


t ipsy teapots

tempered twerps

ten thousand tents

tetchy turds


y obbish yeomans

yellowy

yawning yokels

- p o e t r y

...


































a park in the walk

~

a park in the walk ( a poemtrys for thee ( z ) )



then write with your hands

let ink meet paper

breathe on your bowls green

be the creator


blow soapy bubbles

scratch irksome mishaps

dangle those fangles

wiggle those knick-knacks


in roundabout ways

teeter on seesaws

polish them word-turds

endorse all detours


a park in the walk

brass your own bandstand

think of the swinged things

then write with your hands

...

























chuckle my shoe

~

chuckle my shoe ( a little tribute )



one, two

chuckle my shoe


three, four

whatever for?


five, six

shoe hysterics


seven, eight

my blank straight face


nine, ten

shoe - share the joke then

( ? )

...









( author notes )


buckle my shoe


one, two

buckle my shoe


three, four

shut the door


five, six

pick up sticks


seven, eight

lay them straight


nine, ten

a big, fat hen

...


( english trad-anon )