Here come pairs of legs riddled with cellulite accents stuff the air Neuwcassul Burmingum stores reek of cheap tat bargain last-few-quid items Irish music no-one gives a jig about Mr. Whippy's for sale every seven/six make that five cafés women packed like bubblewrap into denim shorts middle-aged men plagued with tattoos Irn Bru tans
back at the chalet kids thwack plastic ***** with plastic racquets next-door neighbours puff on their nineteenth *** before midday come night karaoke floods towards us like a murky tsunami don't stop believin' hold on to that feelin'
but the girl in the museum had a ponytail another one dipped in gold like a fancy chess piece and I walk around in a Norwich shirt lick sea-breeze and know this isn't home
Written: July 2014. Explanation: A poem written in my own time regarding my short break on the east coast of England, a place I have been many times. It is not intended to offend anybody, but does sum up my opinion. Feedback, as always, welcome.