Autobiography

Wan too many

I woke up rough and grunting, Amidst a pile of bunting. Somebody said "who let that runt in?" "Get him out. Get shunting!" For my trousers, I then...
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Trees Called To Me

An account of a trip up to the Ridgeway on August 30th 2021 bank holiday Monday. As I gazed through a cobweb attached to pane and sill, trees swayed...
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The Long and the Short of It

When I was young, life seemed so long. Eating meat and making a pong. Wondering about the average length of a dong. Fairly certain of right and wrong...

Riding The Rails

As the train pulls out for Toronto hugs and kisses only memories the crowd lost in love- the coach now sways to the sweep of an October wind poplar...

Frosty the Snowman

I was going to go out to the garden and build a snowman but then I remembered that I needed to put some fat on the cat’s abscess. I haven’t been...
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Mixed Metaphors

This definitely was not what little Sis and I had in mind. Our taste buds were yearning for something along the lines of marzipan, sugar-dusted...

Golden Memories: TV Programmes (Part One)

Well, it was all monochrome for the 1960's proletariat. We had a portable Ferranti TV with incorporated radio and massive unreliability. It had more...
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A Turgid and Impenetrable Poem about Mephistopheles

Well...er.... um, I can't think of anything to rhyme. I was going to wax lyrical about crime. About how it's always related to a life of grime. And...

The Olympics

Thank God it's almost over. The end will smell of clover. Should have been blocked at Dover. As much like sport as calling Rover. Skate boards, grins...
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Westope Wood Hill

(30/7/21) Steep up the hill ’til reach the woody crown, and see so far; stop and stare, let your eyes take their fill; stroll round the wood to the...
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