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John Edward Smallshaw
Poems
Feb 2019
On the chaise
Coleridge
serves to remind me
of *****
and heavenly dreams.
Burn the heretic
he's not poetic
and not
Wordsworth either.
They'll **** me with jealousy
and make me a saint
On the spiral staircase
dressed in Irish lace
she goes around in
my head.
I said nothing to her,
she listened to the
Robins in the garden
He painted tomorrow on a canvas
from Picasso
I knew it was phoney,
but I let the
thought go.
We finished on ouzo,
those Greeks you know are
the masters of
understatement.
Written by
John Edward Smallshaw
68/Here and now
(68/Here and now)
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