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“Yorkshire! Yorkshire!” I hear the EDL scream, as if somehow the county, relates to their regime? Trying to push on others their far right views, and tainting Yorkshire with their taboos cos Yorkshire to me, is whatever the **** I want it to be, I do love a bit of local pride... maybe to revel in the comfort it provides, and even though stereotypes say we're tight, as well as stubborn, argumentative (they're prolly right), But I'd rather that, than be uptight, like a stereotypical southerner might I recently read a quote from Stuart Maconie, “England has a bottom half, but there isn't a south, in the same way there's a north” The North in the south means desolation, A cultural wasteland with deserted stations, a place built on violent, aggressive foundations, With mid summer Arctic temperature fluctuations, Nothing that comes close to a nation.... But that's not what I see, To be from the north means good fish and chips, with tomato sauce and vinegar, it's glory on the lips, I see people willing to lend a hand, A honest chat about the weather as you stand at a bus stop that you never planned, It doesn't matter whether it's a cob, bun, bap, barm or roll, Or that the north was ****** over by the outsourcing of coal, Or your opinion that we're all just sat on the dole, drinking tea out of a ***** bowl. We should still all have a similar goal, To have a good time, and not hurt a soul Sometimes I do like to revel in the divide, but I'll always welcome people from the other side, Acceptance is not sin, and if you let it, it generally ends up with a win : win What's Yorkshire to you? I haven't got a clue... but come sit down so we can have a chat and a brew! And hopefully we'll both learn something we never knew.
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Oct 8, 2014
Oct 8, 2014 at 12:33 PM UTC
The Divide
“Yorkshire! Yorkshire!” I hear the EDL scream, as if somehow the county, relates to their regime? Trying to push on others their far right views, and tainting Yorkshire with their taboos cos Yorkshire to me, is whatever the **** I want it to be, I do love a bit of local pride... maybe to revel in the comfort it provides, and even though stereotypes say we're tight, as well as stubborn, argumentative (they're prolly right), But I'd rather that, than be uptight, like a stereotypical southerner might I recently read a quote from Stuart Maconie, “England has a bottom half, but there isn't a south, in the same way there's a north” The North in the south means desolation, A cultural wasteland with deserted stations, a place built on violent, aggressive foundations, With mid summer Arctic temperature fluctuations, Nothing that comes close to a nation.... But that's not what I see, To be from the north means good fish and chips, with tomato sauce and vinegar, it's glory on the lips, I see people willing to lend a hand, A honest chat about the weather as you stand at a bus stop that you never planned, It doesn't matter whether it's a cob, bun, bap, barm or roll, Or that the north was ****** over by the outsourcing of coal, Or your opinion that we're all just sat on the dole, drinking tea out of a ***** bowl. We should still all have a similar goal, To have a good time, and not hurt a soul Sometimes I do like to revel in the divide, but I'll always welcome people from the other side, Acceptance is not sin, and if you let it, it generally ends up with a win : win What's Yorkshire to you? I haven't got a clue... but come sit down so we can have a chat and a brew! And hopefully we'll both learn something we never knew.
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Eros got bored one shimmering afternoon he watched television and was asking the moon Do I have to look that deep to find simply what I need while thy wifes simply plays, the food she preparates And suddenly Psyche appeared dressed in **** underwears and sporty shoes like a modern lady stepping up infront dancing the most simple funk They just had a conversation and the time abreviation shall we now count ? and fall in bed both in a haste and have some love to grabb ! of the modern era or postmodern blue flower s biggest leaves once more under the moon. Then passion awoke and their bodys so hot they slide and caressed each other gently, and these humble existences turned sweety sweaty. Music sounds from the radio jazz laying in bed and shimmering sounds the one under the others arms the other over the unders barm touching , feeling, loving , dreaming penetrating, sensing, needing screaming. Desirer, up in ****** zones Into Yin and Yan silver notes Eros over the other playing Psyche is falling the other yearning the love of earning desirer shifting together into a big sleep were he woke up, seing her in the most beautiful dress Gazing skys Both left behind.
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Mar 19, 2017
Mar 19, 2017 at 4:43 PM UTC
Never bored.
So this is what its come to, a barm cake and a bun or two, a poor man who can't afford the 'flu and sits in heavy coat and sweater to get a little heat,it gets better, A candle burns under my bed,the blanket's on but the electrics gone and its getting ****** cold,the candle light takes hold and flames appear,which is the only flaming light in here and the gas is going too,no porridge tomorrow unless I can borrow a couple of quid. If only I could rid myself of poverty and be like those other folks I see who live in financial security, and what's the use it'll never happen to me. I'll be poor of that I'm sure until the day I die and then I'll be poor a little more when they put me six foot underfloor but at least I'll be warm with all my friends who congregate where this life ends and have a jar or two,sod the cold and sod the 'flu and sod the ****** rich folk too. I will pull through to the other side I will find a star and hitch a ride or climb up the ladder and slide down a snake,either way the choices that I make are mine and mine alone and if I have no home,no candle light or mobile phone,you'll find me in the park,in the dark talking to myself.
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Sep 15, 2013
Sep 15, 2013 at 8:46 PM UTC
The joy foundation
I stay up late to think and when I think, I feel sad so I stay up late to feel sad. I feel colder than the rain that enters through the holes in my shoes. Tape won't even hold us. Nightmares are more vivid the closer I am to leaving. My dreams are ending or will they begin again. It's too late to be indecisive and I am more scatterbrained than ever. These are not real problems and I'm sorry for complaining.
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Jan 4, 2014
Jan 4, 2014 at 10:05 PM UTC
Barm
I ate a whole one once, so, that means, I got the pea, the stick, the piece of cloth, the money, and the ring. Which of course brought me good luck and bad luck all of my life. The thing about it is, the good always came before the bad. As the ring was last and I'm not married yet, what am I supposed to deduce from that ?
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Jan 18, 2019
Jan 18, 2019 at 11:43 AM UTC
Barm Brack