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Brian Turner
Poems
Aug 2020
The craic
We approach the pub from the harbour storm
We gather there in lose form
A time to switch off from the norm
Status is left at the door veneer
No room for that here
It's simply time for beer
At the coal fire strangers mix
Do you know so and so?
Ah yes of course
He used to be a hallion didn't he?
Time for our fix
He died
She died
It died
She used to do that
No way?
Why can't she see sense?
Did you hear that he is leaving now?
We never knew
He'll never come back
Smile and laughter reign
Black stuff is ordered, refusal is feigned
More words are exchanged for the craic
A time of friendship
We'll always come back
Some memories of gathering at the harbour bar in Portrush Northern Ireland. Status is left at the door.
Written by
Brian Turner
United Kingdom
(United Kingdom)
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