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roll on autumn … ( truth in its purest form )
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wacky flipflops tacky gift shops summer's a wanker ...
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roll on autumn … ( truth in its purest form )
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wacky flipflops tacky gift shops summer's a wanker ...
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noodles ooze from our noddles ( a contemporary )
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insects, sticks, twigs & twaddle dead leaves crunch - on we toddle what the duck? so we waddle who are we? pigeons squabble holograms, hobs in hovels faerie folk read our novels puppets pull at our toggles noodles ooze from our noddles peaking troughs, tops & topples whooping coughs, bellends nobble thorax this - bears in goggles on the ales on them cobbles bugger all always boggles landy ahoy! in a bottle dutch mills spin, belgians waffle try it too it's a doddle ...
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village dark ( a quickie x )
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vlad the impaler nips in the bakers as jack the ripper chats to the vicar ...
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artichokes & out the other ( one for the flannels )
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in that mirrored cousin land where everything is arse-to-front there artichokes aren't outside-in with hearts exposed yet leaves within or so folk say - i've yet to go where dark suns glow & echoes get louder ...
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pitchfork radicals ( 5 – 7 – 5 )
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pitchfork radicals vegetables & maybe god turnip worshippers ...
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dearest jenny lind, ( s o m e b o l l o c k s )
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dearest jenny lind, i'm in your fan-fanfanclub though folk say you sang like a nightingale but i prefer them nightjars barn owls & your fans dearest jenny lind, often things get sticky all is saunad through too hot then for abba minecraft or ikea then come wafts of you ( x ) ...
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just tea here ( b u t n e v e r a p o l o g i s e )
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not much stirs inside of my mind scraps of words it's all i can find just tea here there's sunshine outside leave me be i pull down the blinds ...
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cherry pickers ( a ? )
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yellow digits hairy fingers part-okapi heavy hitters sweaty bullocks frilly knickers scrumping heaven beg to differ many pennies haunted lingers strong & steadfast doric pillars sane as rain so patter-pitters berry nickers cherry pickers ...
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snare rush ( a n o n r i c k )
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oh mostly things happen too soon the six o'clock news was at noon but lunch was still late at roughly half eight then dawn & i gawped at the moon ...
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you have my harp ( a ? )
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as day turns dark, birds merge with bats as twilight flaps its blackish wings you have my harp - i want it back don't fiddle with my well-strung strings as great moons loom in vague blue skies loose change is but my total wealth i am not rich, no spoils have i you have my harp go pluck yourself ...