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Soon after I'd paid My sixty Or seventy pence, I found myself In what I thought Was a miniature London. I saw girls In chandelier earrings, In stiletto heels, Wearing evening Dresses, Which contrasted with The bizarre Hair colours They favoured: Jet black Or bleach blonde, With flashes of Red, Purple Or green. Some wore large Bow ties, Others unceremoniously Hanged Their school ties Round their Necks. Eye make-up Was exaggerated. The boys all had Short hair, Wore mohair sweaters, Thin ties, Baggy, Peg-top trousers And winklepicker shoes. A band playing Raw street rock At a frantic speed Came to a sudden, Violent ****** Melodic, rhythmic, Highly dancable Soul music Was now beginning To fill the hall, With another group Of short-haired youths... Smoother, more elegant, Less menacing Than the previous ones. These well-dressed Street boys Wore well-pressed pegs Of red or blue... They pirouetted And posed... Pirouetted and posed.
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Jul 16, 2015
Jul 16, 2015 at 11:53 AM UTC
The Woodville Hall Soul Boys
Soon after I'd paid My sixty Or seventy pence, I found myself In what I thought Was a miniature London. I saw girls In chandelier earrings, In stiletto heels, Wearing evening Dresses, Which contrasted with The bizarre Hair colours They favoured: Jet black Or bleach blonde, With flashes of Red, Purple Or green. Some wore large Bow ties, Others unceremoniously Hanged Their school ties Round their Necks. Eye make-up Was exaggerated. The boys all had Short hair, Wore mohair sweaters, Thin ties, Baggy, Peg-top trousers And winklepicker shoes. A band playing Raw street rock At a frantic speed Came to a sudden, Violent ****** Melodic, rhythmic, Highly dancable Soul music Was now beginning To fill the hall, With another group Of short-haired youths... Smoother, more elegant, Less menacing Than the previous ones. These well-dressed Street boys Wore well-pressed pegs Of red or blue... They pirouetted And posed... Pirouetted and posed.
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Jul 16, 2015
Jul 16, 2015 at 11:53 AM UTC
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