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"fittings" poems
Strange question indeed, So I asked one and all; Explain to me: “What's a plumber's ball?” Family and friends Heeded my call, But none could confine, Refine or define it, Yet Paul was sure He could design it. Still, none could satisfy My caterwaul: “What the hell is a plumber's ball?” Does it sweat the pipe Or wiggle the snake: Can it clamp the ****** For Heaven's sake? Could it snap on the cock-hole cover? All these queries Made me wonder. Has it something to do With hardness leakage, Or ******** the ball-cock To stop a seepage? Has it anything to do With a saddle valve dripping, Electric eels, Or two pipes mating? And, I heard of male and female fittings, And should I worry If I'm standing or sitting? If you're discharging the head Or elongating the pipe, Does the plumber's ball Help it snug tight? Is it in my tank, Or in my bowl, Beneath the floor Near the drainage hole? Is the plumber's ball In the back of the truck (Jeff laughed and said One could rub it for luck). I asked Michel If he could tell, He sensed it was something He could smell. I sought out Ray, Perhaps he'd know, But he was on call To restrain a back-flow. I couldn't ask Gary For his wisdom and sense, He was wigglin' the snake To unclog a wet vent. Henry, Rick, Scotty and Brian, Gave shameless answers I couldn't rely on. It's not a crapper, tail piece Or Johnnie-bolt, Or catch basin, reamer, O-ring or pipe dope. So I searched the Net With a fool's wonder, And read of ball-checks, Gas ***** and plungers. I know it's too late To ask Rolly or Ross, For both of them knew, And that's our loss. And Ernie's gone golfing So I can't ask the Boss. With final resolve I fell to my knees, To pray St. Ferrer With grace intercede. His silence left me In a state of depression; Had Ferrer washed his hands Of the plumbing profession? So nothing could settle My wherewithal, I still didn't know, What's a plumber's ball? Suddenly, it hit me, He's never wrong, The Dalai Lama of dip-tubes, I'll ask John. Where others did falter, John's a rock: He knows the difference Between a gas and ball **** With a knowing smile He embraced our Hall: Here, good friend, is your Plumbers' Ball.
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Sep 22, 2014
Sep 22, 2014 at 9:10 AM UTC
What's a Plumber's Ball
Strange question indeed, So I asked one and all; Explain to me: “What's a plumber's ball?” Family and friends Heeded my call, But none could confine, Refine or define it, Yet Paul was sure He could design it. Still, none could satisfy My caterwaul: “What the hell is a plumber's ball?” Does it sweat the pipe Or wiggle the snake: Can it clamp the ****** For Heaven's sake? Could it snap on the cock-hole cover? All these queries Made me wonder. Has it something to do With hardness leakage, Or ******** the ball-cock To stop a seepage? Has it anything to do With a saddle valve dripping, Electric eels, Or two pipes mating? And, I heard of male and female fittings, And should I worry If I'm standing or sitting? If you're discharging the head Or elongating the pipe, Does the plumber's ball Help it snug tight? Is it in my tank, Or in my bowl, Beneath the floor Near the drainage hole? Is the plumber's ball In the back of the truck (Jeff laughed and said One could rub it for luck). I asked Michel If he could tell, He sensed it was something He could smell. I sought out Ray, Perhaps he'd know, But he was on call To restrain a back-flow. I couldn't ask Gary For his wisdom and sense, He was wigglin' the snake To unclog a wet vent. Henry, Rick, Scotty and Brian, Gave shameless answers I couldn't rely on. It's not a crapper, tail piece Or Johnnie-bolt, Or catch basin, reamer, O-ring or pipe dope. So I searched the Net With a fool's wonder, And read of ball-checks, Gas ***** and plungers. I know it's too late To ask Rolly or Ross, For both of them knew, And that's our loss. And Ernie's gone golfing So I can't ask the Boss. With final resolve I fell to my knees, To pray St. Ferrer With grace intercede. His silence left me In a state of depression; Had Ferrer washed his hands Of the plumbing profession? So nothing could settle My wherewithal, I still didn't know, What's a plumber's ball? Suddenly, it hit me, He's never wrong, The Dalai Lama of dip-tubes, I'll ask John. Where others did falter, John's a rock: He knows the difference Between a gas and ball **** With a knowing smile He embraced our Hall: Here, good friend, is your Plumbers' Ball.
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Flying without abandon, spinning a spider web, or saving the day by coming out at nights, it”s not my powers to be. I keep no magic secrets, I drink no miracle potions, I have no alter egos, I own no extra fittings. I just believe. Just like you believe. Being your own super hero, telling your own heroic tales, crafting your own wins from odds, no trip to Gotham City is needed for that. Knowing your intuition, trusting your gut, feeling a pinch, holding to clinch, the pearl of an oyster from the deep blue life, it’s what my force will be. So, how deep is your oyster at? :)
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Nov 6, 2019
Nov 6, 2019 at 3:22 PM UTC
Oyster in the deep
She gives him his eyes, she found them Among some rubble, among some beetles He gives her her skin He just seemed to pull it down out of the air and lay it over her She weeps with fearfulness and astonishment She has found his hands for him, and fitted them freshly at the wrists They are amazed at themselves, they go feeling all over her He has assembled her spine, he cleaned each piece carefully And sets them in perfect order A superhuman puzzle but he is inspired She leans back twisting this way and that, using it and laughing Incredulous Now she has brought his feet, she is connecting them So that his whole body lights up And he has fashioned her new hips With all fittings complete and with newly wound coils, all shiningly oiled He is polishing every part, he himself can hardly believe it They keep taking each other to the sun, they find they can easily To test each new thing at each new step And now she smoothes over him the plates of his skull So that the joints are invisible And now he connects her throat, her ******* and the pit of her stomach With a single wire She gives him his teeth, tying the the roots to the centrepin of his body He sets the little circlets on her fingertips She stiches his body here and there with steely purple silk He oils the delicate cogs of her mouth She inlays with deep cut scrolls the nape of his neck He sinks into place the inside of her thighs So, gasping with joy, with cries of wonderment Like two gods of mud Sprawling in the dirt, but with infinite care They bring each other to perfection.
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Bride and Groom Lie Hidden for Three Days
She gives him his eyes, she found them Among some rubble, among some beetles He gives her her skin He just seemed to pull it down out of the air and lay it over her She weeps with fearfulness and astonishment She has found his hands for him, and fitted them freshly at the wrists They are amazed at themselves, they go feeling all over her He has assembled her spine, he cleaned each piece carefully And sets them in perfect order A superhuman puzzle but he is inspired She leans back twisting this way and that, using it and laughing Incredulous Now she has brought his feet, she is connecting them So that his whole body lights up And he has fashioned her new hips With all fittings complete and with newly wound coils, all shiningly oiled He is polishing every part, he himself can hardly believe it They keep taking each other to the sun, they find they can easily To test each new thing at each new step And now she smoothes over him the plates of his skull So that the joints are invisible And now he connects her throat, her ******* and the pit of her stomach With a single wire She gives him his teeth, tying the the roots to the centrepin of his body He sets the little circlets on her fingertips She stiches his body here and there with steely purple silk He oils the delicate cogs of her mouth She inlays with deep cut scrolls the nape of his neck He sinks into place the inside of her thighs So, gasping with joy, with cries of wonderment Like two gods of mud Sprawling in the dirt, but with infinite care They bring each other to perfection.
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I'm done trying to make myself beautiful I'm bored with mascara, weighing down my eyelashes gunking up my sight like a city sewer I'm finished with lip gloss a pop of shiny color on my wet mouth pulling you in for a sticky kiss I want to be ugly to let my pores gape wide and let in the air my skin breathing for the first time in years I want to claw off my clothing my fabric fittings sewn to slim me down to tailor me into something worth loving I want to be repulsively human maybe all of this is because you said how you always love the most disgusting things
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Jan 22, 2015
Jan 22, 2015 at 9:30 PM UTC
Disgusting
Rebirth! Have to clean my house today. Forlorn for near eternity. Bathroom once depressed in dank dampness. Embryonic before new birth. Now reborn. Put on dress of new. Fixtures and fittings sparkling renewed. Safely delivered took a week. So glad it was not a labour of mine. Walls painted as light corn-flower. Forgotten archaic tragedy as shades of change. They have evolved! By ladylivvi1 © 2013 ladylivvi1 (All rights reserved)
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Nov 2, 2013
Nov 2, 2013 at 7:35 AM UTC
Rebirth!
Society's light is one of oppression, It hides in the shadows the manipulation, Of likes, favourites and ratings, And of course, the TV stations, That tell us how to live. But there will be a time, When someone opens up their mind, And notices the signs, That dictate our every step. Why not today? Let's smash up the light bulbs, And pull out the fittings, Let's switch them off at the mains. Let's wreck up the power stations, And cut all the wires, So only darkness remains. It's time to listen to the crying stars, It's time to listen to the silent cars, It's time to listen to the city at night. Because the city at night is shouting: *Louder! Louder!* And the rain on the pavement's calling: *Stronger! Stronger!* And tribal rhythms, Inspire the buildings, To get up and walk. And driving heartbeats, Persuade the dark streets, To rise up and talk. *"It's time to stand up for what we believe in! It's time to show the world how we're feeling! Because the light has blinded them from our point of view! From our vantage point beneath your feet, We've observed the city that never sleeps, And realised it needs to change and let the darkness through!"* And all the onlookers and sympathisers, Respond with a chant, That shakes society's foundations to bring it down. *We don't want to fit in! We don't want to give in! To peer pressure within Every waking day! We all want to regress! To when we all had less! When money hadn't quite messed Up every word we say!* As every light goes out, Each with a bolder shout, Those in charge watch in awe as the revolution wins. The entire city unites, To bring about the night, A dusk to match the dawn of humanity's sins. But in the morning the sunrise, Brings the reform to its demise. And light obscures the strings that control our minds.
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Dec 5, 2014
Dec 5, 2014 at 5:42 PM UTC
The City at Night
Society's light is one of oppression, It hides in the shadows the manipulation, Of likes, favourites and ratings, And of course, the TV stations, That tell us how to live. But there will be a time, When someone opens up their mind, And notices the signs, That dictate our every step. Why not today? Let's smash up the light bulbs, And pull out the fittings, Let's switch them off at the mains. Let's wreck up the power stations, And cut all the wires, So only darkness remains. It's time to listen to the crying stars, It's time to listen to the silent cars, It's time to listen to the city at night. Because the city at night is shouting: *Louder! Louder!* And the rain on the pavement's calling: *Stronger! Stronger!* And tribal rhythms, Inspire the buildings, To get up and walk. And driving heartbeats, Persuade the dark streets, To rise up and talk. *"It's time to stand up for what we believe in! It's time to show the world how we're feeling! Because the light has blinded them from our point of view! From our vantage point beneath your feet, We've observed the city that never sleeps, And realised it needs to change and let the darkness through!"* And all the onlookers and sympathisers, Respond with a chant, That shakes society's foundations to bring it down. *We don't want to fit in! We don't want to give in! To peer pressure within Every waking day! We all want to regress! To when we all had less! When money hadn't quite messed Up every word we say!* As every light goes out, Each with a bolder shout, Those in charge watch in awe as the revolution wins. The entire city unites, To bring about the night, A dusk to match the dawn of humanity's sins. But in the morning the sunrise, Brings the reform to its demise. And light obscures the strings that control our minds.
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In another life, my father must have been a blacksmith. Essential in his village Essential to be needed (otherwise what’s the point?) Swinging his hammer in heat, in smoke, content within his St Bruno haze, suspicious of anything lighter than black leather anything lighter than brass fittings - comfortable with sweat stains and scattered ash, scars and deep bruises marking him a man’s man and breadwinner, - relaxed with the air blue, the tribe white and his iron laughter echoing with every strike, every blow shaping his son into his family’s likeness.
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Jun 19, 2022
Jun 19, 2022 at 3:22 PM UTC
My father must have been a Blacksmith [after Cynth Miller's 'Dropka']
They sit there in their Gucci pristine suits and here come's a ***** they don't want to **** no no they want to see her scrubbing pans just like their sweet wives back at home Next they watch her folding linen now in the bedroom, not the kitchen wow linen is splitting in their Gucci fittings They nod their heads and clap their hands in this strange rising sun land now it gets naughty as the **** sweeps the hallway Those *** boys have tears now in all three eyes this is hotter then horseradish this cleaning lady fetish By Christos Andreas Kourtis aka NeonSolaris
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Dec 30, 2014
Dec 30, 2014 at 8:23 PM UTC
Cleaning Lady Fetish (explicit)
partially due to the weather, state of the roads. these are not just closed due to snow, some as cars slide, cause a commotion. it is a steep hill, the crimea, some call it a mountain steeped in history. plans change, while the bus windows remain ***** sbm. nails #notes and jottings Esgidiau Meirw Boot Dump, Moel Bowydd Primary Reference Number (PRN) : 14626 Trust : Gwynedd Community : Ffestiniog NGR : SH69924845 Site Type (preferred type first) : Modern REFUSE DISPOSAL SITE Legal Protection : Description : A mound of slate waste covered to an unknown depth with the (?burnt) remains of thousands of hobnail boots, heel plates, nails, eyelets etc. Dimensions 40 x 30 x 2.5m. <1> A low mound about 35m in diameter lies to the east of the A470 (Plate 66). Its earliest phase consists of slate waste from a shallow linear working shown on the 1889 OS 25 map. This is almost entirely covered by a dump of waste boots. The upper layer consists entirely of heel plates, eyelets, nails, screws, sole shanks and occasional sole plates (Plate 67). Beneath this is a thick layer of ash, also containing metal fittings. Until quite recently there was a grave slab with a pair of boots incised on it along with the inscription Esgidiau Meirw (dead shoes). The stone now lies on the wall of PRN 14777 (Plate 68). It was probably moved by the land-owner for safe keeping after being daubed with paint. The dump is known locally as Tomen Sgidiau (boot dump) and dates from World Wall II. The boots are rejects from a factory that was set up in Blaenau Market Hall to recycle old boots and shoes for the army. (Hopewell, 2005) A low heap of slate waste lying to the east of the present main road. The tip is covered with the rusted metal fittings of a large number of hob nailed boots, and other small metal waste, including nuts and bolts. There is also a significant quantity of a fine silty material – possibly the residue of burnt and decayed leather. On top of the mound is a slate grave slab with a pair of boots incised upon it and the inscription “Esgidiau Meirw” (dead shoes). The feature is thought to be a World War II army boot dump. (Riley & Roberts, 1995) Sources : Riley, H. & Roberts, R. , 1995 , A470(T) Blaenau Ffestiniog to Cancoed Improvement ( © GAT) Hopewell, D. , 2005 , A470 Blaenau Ffestiniog to Cancoed Improvement Pt I & II ( © GAT) Hopewell, D. , 2000 , Upland Survey 2000 , <1> Events : 40503 : Gwynedd Upland Survey 1999-2000 Moel Bowydd (year : 2000) 43801 : A470 Blaenau Ffestiniog to Cancoed Improvement: Archaeological Recording PtI&II; (year : 2005) 40295 : A470(T) Blaenau Ffestiniog to Cancoed Improvement (year : 1995) see also boot dump incomplete blog https://sonjabenskinmesher.wordpress.com/2015/03/26/boot-dump-2/
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Jan 16, 2016
Jan 16, 2016 at 1:39 AM UTC
. plans change .
partially due to the weather, state of the roads. these are not just closed due to snow, some as cars slide, cause a commotion. it is a steep hill, the crimea, some call it a mountain steeped in history. plans change, while the bus windows remain ***** sbm. nails #notes and jottings Esgidiau Meirw Boot Dump, Moel Bowydd Primary Reference Number (PRN) : 14626 Trust : Gwynedd Community : Ffestiniog NGR : SH69924845 Site Type (preferred type first) : Modern REFUSE DISPOSAL SITE Legal Protection : Description : A mound of slate waste covered to an unknown depth with the (?burnt) remains of thousands of hobnail boots, heel plates, nails, eyelets etc. Dimensions 40 x 30 x 2.5m. <1> A low mound about 35m in diameter lies to the east of the A470 (Plate 66). Its earliest phase consists of slate waste from a shallow linear working shown on the 1889 OS 25 map. This is almost entirely covered by a dump of waste boots. The upper layer consists entirely of heel plates, eyelets, nails, screws, sole shanks and occasional sole plates (Plate 67). Beneath this is a thick layer of ash, also containing metal fittings. Until quite recently there was a grave slab with a pair of boots incised on it along with the inscription Esgidiau Meirw (dead shoes). The stone now lies on the wall of PRN 14777 (Plate 68). It was probably moved by the land-owner for safe keeping after being daubed with paint. The dump is known locally as Tomen Sgidiau (boot dump) and dates from World Wall II. The boots are rejects from a factory that was set up in Blaenau Market Hall to recycle old boots and shoes for the army. (Hopewell, 2005) A low heap of slate waste lying to the east of the present main road. The tip is covered with the rusted metal fittings of a large number of hob nailed boots, and other small metal waste, including nuts and bolts. There is also a significant quantity of a fine silty material – possibly the residue of burnt and decayed leather. On top of the mound is a slate grave slab with a pair of boots incised upon it and the inscription “Esgidiau Meirw” (dead shoes). The feature is thought to be a World War II army boot dump. (Riley & Roberts, 1995) Sources : Riley, H. & Roberts, R. , 1995 , A470(T) Blaenau Ffestiniog to Cancoed Improvement ( © GAT) Hopewell, D. , 2005 , A470 Blaenau Ffestiniog to Cancoed Improvement Pt I & II ( © GAT) Hopewell, D. , 2000 , Upland Survey 2000 , <1> Events : 40503 : Gwynedd Upland Survey 1999-2000 Moel Bowydd (year : 2000) 43801 : A470 Blaenau Ffestiniog to Cancoed Improvement: Archaeological Recording PtI&II; (year : 2005) 40295 : A470(T) Blaenau Ffestiniog to Cancoed Improvement (year : 1995) see also boot dump incomplete blog https://sonjabenskinmesher.wordpress.com/2015/03/26/boot-dump-2/
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My door is open It is oak with brass fittings Sturdy and handsome I oil the wood, buff the brass And I will never close it
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Mar 29, 2015
Mar 29, 2015 at 1:20 AM UTC
welcome
It’s not just bowed wood slats singed till tar-black on that bushel basket keeping your brilliance pinned. There are mediations of glass and twirls of brass fittings regulating its bold flame down to dull orange glow. Smash it all, obtuse and obscuring. Where will your light go? To heavens and its birthing.
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Nov 11, 2010
Nov 11, 2010 at 7:01 AM UTC
Doing Christ one better
She gives him his eyes, she found them Among some rubble, among some beetles He gives her her skin He just seemed to pull it down out of the air and lay it over her She weeps with fearfulness and astonishment She has found his hands for him, and fitted them freshly at the wrists They are amazed at themselves, they go feeling all over her He has assembled her spine, he cleaned each piece carefully And sets them in perfect order A superhuman puzzle but he is inspired She leans back twisting this way and that, using it and laughing Incredulous Now she has brought his feet, she is connecting them So that his whole body lights up And he has fashioned her new hips With all fittings complete and with newly wound coils, all shiningly oiled He is polishing every part, he himself can hardly believe it They keep taking each other to the sun, they find they can easily To test each new thing at each new step And now she smoothes over him the plates of his skull So that the joints are invisible And now he connects her throat, her ******* and the pit of her stomach With a single wire She gives him his teeth, tying the the roots to the centrepin of his body He sets the little circlets on her fingertips She stitches his body here and there with steely purple silk He oils the delicate cogs of her mouth She inlays with deep cut scrolls the nape of his neck He sinks into place the inside of her thighs So, gasping with joy, with cries of wonderment Like two gods of mud Sprawling in the dirt, but with infinite care They bring each other to perfection.
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Apr 9, 2014
Apr 9, 2014 at 7:18 AM UTC
"Bride and Groom Lie Hidden for Three Days" by Ted Hughes
She gives him his eyes, she found them Among some rubble, among some beetles He gives her her skin He just seemed to pull it down out of the air and lay it over her She weeps with fearfulness and astonishment She has found his hands for him, and fitted them freshly at the wrists They are amazed at themselves, they go feeling all over her He has assembled her spine, he cleaned each piece carefully And sets them in perfect order A superhuman puzzle but he is inspired She leans back twisting this way and that, using it and laughing Incredulous Now she has brought his feet, she is connecting them So that his whole body lights up And he has fashioned her new hips With all fittings complete and with newly wound coils, all shiningly oiled He is polishing every part, he himself can hardly believe it They keep taking each other to the sun, they find they can easily To test each new thing at each new step And now she smoothes over him the plates of his skull So that the joints are invisible And now he connects her throat, her ******* and the pit of her stomach With a single wire She gives him his teeth, tying the the roots to the centrepin of his body He sets the little circlets on her fingertips She stitches his body here and there with steely purple silk He oils the delicate cogs of her mouth She inlays with deep cut scrolls the nape of his neck He sinks into place the inside of her thighs So, gasping with joy, with cries of wonderment Like two gods of mud Sprawling in the dirt, but with infinite care They bring each other to perfection.
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I want to be still as a pin cushion Poked, prodded, and robbed Twenty-five fittings today Where do you find the time?
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Jul 24, 2023
Jul 24, 2023 at 9:49 PM UTC
“at the seams”
The engine: Long and black And sleek as she could be She shook the earth in her approach As her heraldry. An atmosphere of steam and smoke Expanding in her wake The Queen-of-the-Rails speeds on An arrival soon to make. Massive is her presence Enormity her design Power is her excess This Queen is so refined Once she ruled with majesty When o’er the rails she flew But … now, this one last time, The railway bids: “Adieu”. Slowly when she comes to stop We see she’s thoroughbred When water, steel and hard, black coal Within her there are wed. Her regal-ness resplendent In fittings’ shining bright Commanding our respect O’er the rails of her last flight. Now sitting at the siding She’s puffing rhythmic breath The museum’s destination Of her life commits its’ theft. Photographs will mimic Her image of today But missing from those photos: Glories of Yesterday When o’er the steel she thundered Demanding from all who saw Respect for Her grand power Which held them all in awe. But Glory, she found, was fleeting When “progress” came to call Her future then was set in stone In the writing on the wall. Now we hear the brake release … Her throttle then is moved … She inches down the shiny track Where the land with steel is grooved Then as she gains her speed And whistles out her “yell” An announcement for all to hear: “I know I’ve served you well!” She’s journeyed through the ages And a boy – an old man now - Watches as she fades away - He waves, then shouts out: “Ciao!” But in his mind is yesteryear With his dog there by his side Watching near the railroad tracks Where the Queen-of-the-Rails did ride. And long from now whenever He says: “Remember when …” In those times of reverie, She’ll come alive … again.
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Oct 17, 2015
Oct 17, 2015 at 8:53 AM UTC
Queen of the Rails
The engine: Long and black And sleek as she could be She shook the earth in her approach As her heraldry. An atmosphere of steam and smoke Expanding in her wake The Queen-of-the-Rails speeds on An arrival soon to make. Massive is her presence Enormity her design Power is her excess This Queen is so refined Once she ruled with majesty When o’er the rails she flew But … now, this one last time, The railway bids: “Adieu”. Slowly when she comes to stop We see she’s thoroughbred When water, steel and hard, black coal Within her there are wed. Her regal-ness resplendent In fittings’ shining bright Commanding our respect O’er the rails of her last flight. Now sitting at the siding She’s puffing rhythmic breath The museum’s destination Of her life commits its’ theft. Photographs will mimic Her image of today But missing from those photos: Glories of Yesterday When o’er the steel she thundered Demanding from all who saw Respect for Her grand power Which held them all in awe. But Glory, she found, was fleeting When “progress” came to call Her future then was set in stone In the writing on the wall. Now we hear the brake release … Her throttle then is moved … She inches down the shiny track Where the land with steel is grooved Then as she gains her speed And whistles out her “yell” An announcement for all to hear: “I know I’ve served you well!” She’s journeyed through the ages And a boy – an old man now - Watches as she fades away - He waves, then shouts out: “Ciao!” But in his mind is yesteryear With his dog there by his side Watching near the railroad tracks Where the Queen-of-the-Rails did ride. And long from now whenever He says: “Remember when …” In those times of reverie, She’ll come alive … again.
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**The sign that read 'Room To Let' hanging in the window of my heart was removed from the pane, long ago and discarded, was thrown in the rain. For if ever to flee from the vacancy you filled then derelict I'd lay stone by stone torn away for you are the cement of my heart. But if stay you would, and tenancy take up the key to my heart would you own and with love would I paint, and decorate the room that is yours in my heart. Title deeds to my love would I also transfer complete with all fixtures and fittings for the property you'd own is fully furnished my love no longer so lonely and cold. With central heating installed, double glazed wall by wall in my heart you'd be cozy and warm wrapped safe from the world, in the womb of my heart adorned with contentment and love.   Only then would you truly own my heart my own no longer more the most precious gift that I possess please take, and hold it with care. It's given quite freely with my blessing and consent a freehold property handed over, all legal and meant.** ...   ...   ...
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Apr 11, 2011
Apr 11, 2011 at 3:09 AM UTC
... Room To Let ...
mechanical ticking of maniacal minds who grind their rusty gears to dust never stop stripping their screws and their fittings til their mental machines break and bust dripping and dripping their oil is leaking out ear holes and eye holes malicious malignant pus
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Dec 1, 2011
Dec 1, 2011 at 12:49 PM UTC
the mind is a machine
Durable Medical Equipment Standard kit; four wheels and a hand brake, tubular construction in sober parsons black with a lick of chrome fittings, she’s low to the ground and tight on the turns with a basket up front, padded kneeler in back, our Mardis Gras float, I’ll ease her in behind the Krewe of Mona Lisa and Moon Pie while you slosh hurricane and wave to the joyous, drunken throngs.
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Sep 17, 2016
Sep 17, 2016 at 10:48 AM UTC
Durable Medical Equipment
The world changes sometimes It starts as a big blue ice then it melts as the dogmas slip away from the hands of the strangers. And when it melts it is beautiful... Everything that makes a soul dance. No squares or other shapes, no fittings... simply existing in space freely and eternally swimming around nothingness.
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Mar 3, 2013
Mar 3, 2013 at 7:59 PM UTC
Beautiful Moments
in our daily repetitions our comfort is habitually nestled in a sunny welcoming of familiar pathmarks... this smoothness short-lived when unease finds play.. a once familiar mark registers differently our fittings and complacency disturbed distressed... a grasping then for restoral.. sometimes when darkly shocked in disturbed awareness we are astonished a minor tweak resolves into a path entirely new...
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Jun 19, 2012
Jun 19, 2012 at 11:45 PM UTC
pathmarks
~ Simple short phrases Taken from the grayest clouds, charcoal mist collecting my thoughts Entwining my heart with pointed sorrow as my stupidity takes center stage to a sold out show Weakened at the knees, dis-jointed disappointments, assumptions falter my eyes Blinded by the sight of one more licking the seasoned wounds of past regrets Channeling frustrations with a remote, the mute button not working Shoe fittings find my mouth, at least in silent words Crying inside and outside too, rivers of lost dreams stored in a mason jar…its lid rusted shut Wrenching my fingers, twisted knots, lacing fears that are merely a mirage yet still flourish in desert dreamscapes fluctuating as camels drink from my oasis on Wednesdays Then, as if a window opens, words are heard simple short phrases tiny syllables counted in Senryu fashion and in an instant my heart spins in circular motions A smile of winged happiness adorns my face, sun pours through and zephyrs unfurl their sweet aromas, dancing from flower to flower…to my heart It is amazing how words can effect us and all it takes is a whisper of affection, a declaration of caring from you to me, to make this moment, this day, this world…the perfect place
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Apr 27, 2014
Apr 27, 2014 at 7:45 PM UTC
Simple Short Phrases
#paulSN *Is it asking  too much to want to hide away  safely? I never should have met you yet, I have been  looking for you all of my life--   unwillingly. You are in me now so deep;  our spirit's gears  perfectly synced- each gear a pre-honed..   precision fit--                 even when we clash                 Especially-  when we clash;                 and somewhere,                 in the depths of  my love                 I hate you for that                        In a broken world...       dreams were  n e v e r  meant       to come true.       I think I read that  somewhere,       or maybe someone told me..       maybe                    or something.* #
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Oct 18, 2020
Oct 18, 2020 at 2:49 AM UTC
on imperfectly perfect syncro-fittings.. and fear
I hear the town sing beneath their fatal groans. They have loans, embankments of debt, and light fittings to figure out. I hear the child-bride sing amongst the echoing pool. She sings out for oceans, and static moons to deliver her from the television roar. I remember you left in a panic attack. You lacked what you felt two winters ago, when bells chimed at your bedside. I remember the mist over Cawston fields. The yields of wheat, in my bicycle freedom; you left when I kept slipping out of the door.
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Jun 18, 2014
Jun 18, 2014 at 9:32 PM UTC
By The Chapel
I opened the shutters to my window in the abbey at 5am and smelt the fresh dew on the grass of the garth below, Deus in omnibus, touched the old crucifix on the wall above my bed felt the pierced feet, Dio in noi e con noi the Italian monk said as I helped him in the workshop cleaning brass fittings for the church, I kissed her soft fruit but it was no apple like Eve's and I no Adam, there are some who want knowledge for the sake of knowledge but that is Curiosity and there are some who want knowledge so they can be known by others that is Vanity and there are those who want knowledge so that they can serve and that is Love St Bernard said, I watched as Hugh walked to the refectory grim faced and ********* his rosary with an angel at elbow and demon at foot or so seemed, à la fin du péché de jour est le péché the French monks said to me as we scythed the grass by the long drive to the abbey, I climbed her peaks as we lay in her bed, I opened the book by St Augustine which a priest in London recommended along with the poet Hopkins and I remembered being served tea and cakes by a nun who worked along side him, George swept the cloister as the hoover had packed up dat is beter het is rustiger a Dutch monk said to him, she spread her legs like a butterfly and said take and have your fill so I did,   nolite iudicare ut non iudicemini so it said some place in the Gospels, the price good men pay for indifference to public affairs is to be ruled by evil men Gareth said quoting from Plato as we sat in the novice room awaiting Dom Joe, I wanted to sense God's breath on my neck as I bowed my head to pray but sensed only a cold wind in the church on a 5.30am dawn and doubt was born.
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Jul 1, 2016
Jul 1, 2016 at 2:01 AM UTC
DOUBT WAS BORN MCMLXXI
I opened the shutters to my window in the abbey at 5am and smelt the fresh dew on the grass of the garth below, Deus in omnibus, touched the old crucifix on the wall above my bed felt the pierced feet, Dio in noi e con noi the Italian monk said as I helped him in the workshop cleaning brass fittings for the church, I kissed her soft fruit but it was no apple like Eve's and I no Adam, there are some who want knowledge for the sake of knowledge but that is Curiosity and there are some who want knowledge so they can be known by others that is Vanity and there are those who want knowledge so that they can serve and that is Love St Bernard said, I watched as Hugh walked to the refectory grim faced and ********* his rosary with an angel at elbow and demon at foot or so seemed, à la fin du péché de jour est le péché the French monks said to me as we scythed the grass by the long drive to the abbey, I climbed her peaks as we lay in her bed, I opened the book by St Augustine which a priest in London recommended along with the poet Hopkins and I remembered being served tea and cakes by a nun who worked along side him, George swept the cloister as the hoover had packed up dat is beter het is rustiger a Dutch monk said to him, she spread her legs like a butterfly and said take and have your fill so I did,   nolite iudicare ut non iudicemini so it said some place in the Gospels, the price good men pay for indifference to public affairs is to be ruled by evil men Gareth said quoting from Plato as we sat in the novice room awaiting Dom Joe, I wanted to sense God's breath on my neck as I bowed my head to pray but sensed only a cold wind in the church on a 5.30am dawn and doubt was born.
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I said my year was 2020 That’s why my visions so clear Just got out neutral And really got my life into gear You have to hit the floor Before you can bounce back And trust me I hit the floor And I’m gunna bounce back I took a trip to the bottom Then seen that life is worth living I’m ready to live my dream That’s life with all the extra fittings I know that I’ll make it But right now patience is key I’ve just got to keep going And my success is a guarantee I’m on my way against the odds Im gunna prove everyone wrong You can watch me move in silence But you won’t hear me till I’m gone
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May 25, 2020
May 25, 2020 at 9:38 PM UTC
The come up