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Pirates In Boots
“'Ere,” said the ancient, tarted up harridan on the make-up counter in Boots to her even more decrepit colleague. “Did you see what I saw?”
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The Voyage Of The Buggered Pig
"I'll make you walk the plank over yonder stickleback and bike frame infested canal. Haa-haar – you see if I won't!”
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The Pool
He wants me to take him to the pool He wants to swim neck deep, almost drowning, like a fool He's told me I have to take him and be his armbands while he has a swim
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The Silence
It was the day after the end of the world.
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The Peruvian Journey
A nice limerick
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A weekend with that guy who had loads of wives
A story of a man who lived in a big house.
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Loneliness
Loneliness P K Routray Retired old and alone, no works entrusted to be done, time to go to the other world is close by but not known,
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28th April 2013
I've decided to write a poem every day. This is the first one.
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LIFERS Chapter Nine
‘My name’s Pieroni, Gregg Pieroni,’ the man said, his voice strained like he’d been punched in the gut, or hit by a car.
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How lucky am I (For my wife on our 25th wedding anniversary)
I knew back then as I know now… we’ll never be apart She’s in my head, she is my life… and she’s always in my heart She makes me smile, she makes me laugh… I can’t believe my luck
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A weekend with Benedict Arnold
The fire crackled merrily in the grate and the snow blasted the windows outside. Both of us sitting in cosy armchairs, I staqred at Benedict Arnold sitting in front of me.
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The Times they are A-Changing (IP)
… The stuffy indoor atmosphere, and sluggish thoughts and tension escape into the stratosphere and clear the comprehension …
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Ghosts Book 1 Part 11
I remember Tommy. I remember him very well. Tommy was my first friend and perhaps he was the best friend I ever had. Tommy died before I was born.
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BEAUTIFUL MESS
for her
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Place of no Fear
What will it be this place of no fear? An ocean of clouds, a palace of gold. Where no man again will shed a tear, Where none of us shall ever grow old.
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how to grow a butterfly
In the morning you would sleep Holding your blanket between your knees And cocking your head to one side. On that velvet pillow. Cocooned in your foetal position,
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Days to Remember
And I ran with the flowering daisies beneath my feet And my hair flowing from my face With the warm winds rustling the Leaves, in the sycamore trees In a sunny, summertime blue, breeze
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The Wizard and The Selfish Princess
Once upon a time there was a kingdom ruled by a little six year old girl.
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the persistence of memory
this piece was written after viewing salvador dali's art peice, the persistence of memory."!
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An Ode to Tolerance
Inside the cloth is another side of character – avarice meanness and skullduggery
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