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I awoke to eggs and bacon a whiff upon the stairs . my Mamgu loved to cook for me with spot the ball and find the score draw then Off to paint with easel in hand out to grey sky's did st. go .   Then back for lunch , tray in hand with neighbors on the tele , Sons and daughters. and the Sullivan's with cups of tea and cake . Tales of a mouse running up my Fathers trousers , my Aunty Jane and panda cars and Cuckoo clocks , and China dogs upon  a table . And round and round we would go on roundabouts in my Dadcu s. Old Triamph . Then came Dr Beechings With a boo and a hiss , for leaving sacks on his workers heads and how the axe fell on Ystalyfera Station Now he and the Sheriff. Of Nottingham  would make a double act Where's Robin Hood and little John , and that blessed silver arrow ? What of the curtain in the train , Where carriages and people meet ,   and unsteady feet pass by by moving floor , I ask what's behind the curtain ? And by my Mamgus back door a curtain hung , Outside the outdoor privy , Of mice and men let me say again , What s behind the curtain ? Of lazy days of whist and pairs Mamgu and I around the table , Bruno  Tyson , Hand of God , evenings in front of the tele . A mangle  , a washing machine that turned into Captains Log Star date .... A road , Tin  cop cars  racing around a carpet ... Bobby scampering up and down the stairs , The sweet shop my Aunty ran Next door . Pink envelopes with sweets in Then my Dadcus plot of land that over looked the mountain So lovingly tendered , With peas , and runner beans  *** in hand and **** to pick my Dadcu loved to garden . Now I could go on but time moves on and heavens gates await thee , an infant in my Mamgus arms , as Poppy's pepper the fields , Worn on proud men's shirts , in remembrance of the fallen .   And as evening called , Gods creation sang in beautiful sky's  as if to remember , the life of love given up for the servitude of many .
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Mar 20, 2017
Mar 20, 2017 at 6:34 AM UTC
Eggs and bacon .
I awoke to eggs and bacon a whiff upon the stairs . my Mamgu loved to cook for me with spot the ball and find the score draw then Off to paint with easel in hand out to grey sky's did st. go .   Then back for lunch , tray in hand with neighbors on the tele , Sons and daughters. and the Sullivan's with cups of tea and cake . Tales of a mouse running up my Fathers trousers , my Aunty Jane and panda cars and Cuckoo clocks , and China dogs upon  a table . And round and round we would go on roundabouts in my Dadcu s. Old Triamph . Then came Dr Beechings With a boo and a hiss , for leaving sacks on his workers heads and how the axe fell on Ystalyfera Station Now he and the Sheriff. Of Nottingham  would make a double act Where's Robin Hood and little John , and that blessed silver arrow ? What of the curtain in the train , Where carriages and people meet ,   and unsteady feet pass by by moving floor , I ask what's behind the curtain ? And by my Mamgus back door a curtain hung , Outside the outdoor privy , Of mice and men let me say again , What s behind the curtain ? Of lazy days of whist and pairs Mamgu and I around the table , Bruno  Tyson , Hand of God , evenings in front of the tele . A mangle  , a washing machine that turned into Captains Log Star date .... A road , Tin  cop cars  racing around a carpet ... Bobby scampering up and down the stairs , The sweet shop my Aunty ran Next door . Pink envelopes with sweets in Then my Dadcus plot of land that over looked the mountain So lovingly tendered , With peas , and runner beans  *** in hand and **** to pick my Dadcu loved to garden . Now I could go on but time moves on and heavens gates await thee , an infant in my Mamgus arms , as Poppy's pepper the fields , Worn on proud men's shirts , in remembrance of the fallen .   And as evening called , Gods creation sang in beautiful sky's  as if to remember , the life of love given up for the servitude of many .
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Mar 20, 2017
Mar 20, 2017 at 6:34 AM UTC
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