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To Rico 11th hour 11th day 11th month All units from Tango Charlie 2 Urgent assistance required: 1x IC2 male: white surplus tie Scholars’ best Suspected faint Tomb of the unknown solider Heron gowns swipe 1x nurse in attendance Rose hair Bisto heart Male unresponsive nurse giving kiss of life Cindy Crawford dorm Tango Charlie 3 be advised Epaulettes flurry Jerusalem Chamber West Door now open Dignitaries' B minor fugue Poppy air bite
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Jan 17, 2021
Jan 17, 2021 at 2:14 PM UTC
Incident in the Abbey
The kind of day that urges you to observe. Learn what time-kissed Victorian bricks exist, drink and reminisce above the high street. Soar for a while, before hooked back to ground. Our Member of Parliament is storming down that beloved stretch of patterned cement. Stand fully charged, a magnet waiting for contact. Lenses in my sockets analyse wicked entourage, while my options flick through a rolodex of responses. An influx of questions, injustice and inquiries. Like all those stories stuck in permanent sun dawn, meaning there's always hope but never warmth. Polished black shoes now by the ironic news- agents. I contemplate resorting to expletives but fear the irrelevance of a rampaging elephant. Among the fantasy fireworks, my sparkler drowns. A rebellious town resident repelled without glance. Reduced to the blue rosette on that expensive lapel.
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Sep 24, 2020
Sep 24, 2020 at 2:26 PM UTC
Meeting my MP in the Street
The Statesman and the Showman were nervous, but unbowed. The Statesman spoke of pride while the Showman played the crowd. The Statesman and the Showman: 'a can-do revolution,' but the Statesman was a feint, the Showman a distraction. The Statesman and the Showman both soon ran out of steam. The Statesman was a fraud, the Showman a bad dream.
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Jul 23, 2019
Jul 23, 2019 at 4:15 PM UTC
The Statesman and the Showman
I've been right in the thick of it wanting to stick with it just for the hell of it up front and close to it. But now I've had my fill of it done my fair share of it time to slow down a bit and exit before Brexit.
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May 8, 2019
May 8, 2019 at 3:13 PM UTC
Maybe
Boris likes to stroke his Mogg Merkel loves a hot Macron David Davis hates to Barnier Keir Starmer gels with Garnier May adores her slimy Gove While Corbyn woos the Abbott Liz Truss? Such angry sourpuss Herself to champion loudly fuss And Greening's not for leaning Against the Brexit so opposed Sajid wants a blimp of Trump Which has given Donald the **** Whilst in the gilt historic chair We’ve a bent partisanal ****** Cash grabbing John the squeaker Bercow! How in hell are you still Speaker? Now when speaking of selfish greed Travel. Duck houses. Second homes, and such Let’s remember; as not to would be unfair That glib arrogant war-monger; Blair I’ve had enough of all of them The Blunts. The Hunts. The useless… Pieces of flotsam and jetsom Don’t even start me on Leadsom! ©pofacedpoetry (Billy Reynard-Bowness 2018 – All rights reserved)
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Aug 24, 2018
Aug 24, 2018 at 8:14 AM UTC
TO LAMPOON THE BUFFOONS
Ole Hunchback Got a right Royal burial; That smiling villain's bones Bleached black-blonde In underground parking. Exhumed and parlayed For over two years; Confirmed to be he Who caused a Queen To cry vats of tears For the Tower boys. Poor Anne dropped her hankie. His horse-drawn caisson Is a subterfuge, A distraction to veil Civil dissatisfaction. He finally got his horse, And we get the droppings. And I see Cromwell Standing beside Churhill And Charles ouside Westminster. Perhaps Manson Will be busted In Poet's Corner.
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Mar 31, 2015
Mar 31, 2015 at 9:22 AM UTC
Ole Hunchback