Cherrypicked stories
Day 13 - What I learnt from Spin the Bottle
only the blatant approach man-to-man kissing with trepidation.
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Xylophone
I am the breaker of many things: the good China, zippers, ‘6’ keys, light bulbs, my flesh,
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Coaxing the Girl
I have done this thing in bathroom stalls with 2-ply toilet paper and the calm of faucets left running.
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Superman and the Wonder Twins
Suddenly, after silence tough as resin for months this post brings back the dead reinstating the NEW REPLY flag in glorious technicolour. Names tumble over each other,
Welcome To The Magnet
This is a poem about a club I went to in Liverpool that stayed open till five in the morning. It was frigging grim.
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going down
"He'd stood still in the tea-tree. They stood naked, turning their bodies round to the sun. She stood firmly, legs apart, the wet towel in one hand dragging on the ground. She was smiling."
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Day 09 - Now we must walk together, but I will keep my mouth shut
Having a sugar-powered Japanese fangirl handcuff herself to me was the closest I ever came to stardom.
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Day 06 - Extract from 'Sometimes Breaking My Heart: An Ode to Belinda Carlisle'
I'm not serious.
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Write about something you know.
Then again perhaps you don't know , or want to.
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Statement
Statement Leaving the Little Chef I say I like the look of Lancashire and with my fist make like a JCB in a bag of pickled onion monster munch.
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chapter seven: Guildford Girl
And then one day the dating game is suddenly easy. The answer was there all the time. It just took a bit of a re-think, a small paradigm shift in attitude and Bingo!
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Fishtails
Driving with you, To the coast of Kent. Laughing and singing. It’s our day out. I stroke your hand Between shifting the gears. I rub your neck. Because I can’t reach to kiss.
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Day 05 - Chalicothere
Long dead sounds, ghost sounds, hunting for ears.
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Day 35 (Maundy Thursday)
The first last supper...
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Africa ~ Roots & Wings (published poem)
A newsletter sent by Eddie Cross from Bulawayo (Zimbabwe) on 19th February 2007 which appeared on the Great North Road Bulletin Board, inspired this poem.
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Those Who Enjoy Repression
So this one's a Valentine to those who crave neatness/ It's understandable! Sometimes a cure seems delicious. Much cleaner than regulating a spot of indulgence with a dam explosion of loans