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(20 minute poetry) Wish I was there in the clear where the light casts no shadow behind me, wish it was so that if I could go I would. But nothing good comes of wishing, ask genie he's been listening to wishes for years . I'll remain in this limbo wondering if time dies then where does it go? When I know the answer I think that I'll know it all. On the seventh colour run when the sun throws a rainbow glow over the wet pasture be sure to take a fishing net, get an early start. I see them ten times ten of them MARCHING up to York and If the glory of Rome could talk what would it say? ' lions to the left Christians to the right someone play the fiddle there's a barbecue tonight?' These random scatterings are only the Chatter of a loose tongue Wrapping rhythms in bubbled gum Shadows dreaming in the noon and Soon the sun will go The budget of my day will be spent and my descent into the rambling of night will begin.
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Oct 6, 2016
Oct 6, 2016 at 2:40 AM UTC
Blink on the Central line.
(20 minute poetry) Wish I was there in the clear where the light casts no shadow behind me, wish it was so that if I could go I would. But nothing good comes of wishing, ask genie he's been listening to wishes for years . I'll remain in this limbo wondering if time dies then where does it go? When I know the answer I think that I'll know it all. On the seventh colour run when the sun throws a rainbow glow over the wet pasture be sure to take a fishing net, get an early start. I see them ten times ten of them MARCHING up to York and If the glory of Rome could talk what would it say? ' lions to the left Christians to the right someone play the fiddle there's a barbecue tonight?' These random scatterings are only the Chatter of a loose tongue Wrapping rhythms in bubbled gum Shadows dreaming in the noon and Soon the sun will go The budget of my day will be spent and my descent into the rambling of night will begin.
john-edward-smallshaw
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Oct 6, 2016
Oct 6, 2016 at 2:40 AM UTC
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