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"havers" poems
Govan bar banter: Awa' with ye fankle eejits that blether to naw whit they dinnae naw crabbit, drookit moanin, drouthy yer Havers-yins! each unto their ane an' aye bin. Tell markers scoured an' crowned with glee "alas nae blessing naw bolt of wisdom will er'e to strike thee - tis poor soil an' loads o toil an' broken backs" Ach awa with ye! Fir me the skies an' tracks o wilds an' winds that curl yer lugs Hielan mountains glory summers toty story an' bonny lassies dancing - a gallus stoater! that’s fir me. Party racket in Da’s laden jaiket jangle change fir a dram an' enough tae get the Clockwork Orange hame - times hae changed a wee bit no? Seldom ventured tis seldom gained an' aw the while the wee bairns wail Still, life is yin what yin makes of that which drives the world that breaks yer back Remember love! ma banters free to give an' thats all the mare important when it costs so much tae live.
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Nov 5, 2012
Nov 5, 2012 at 8:20 AM UTC
Voices from the North part 6
Cauld-bluided, humphing ower the stark grey hills Gowd een skinkle to an fro Split tongue lappin at the wind-blown smells Bog grass blackens whaur ye go Smoke split shielings and the clammerin o bairns Bone cracked mithers in yer wake Heirt-scaud ruin fae the valleys tae the cairns Driven by a drouth ye canny slake Crib tale shapit unner creakin heather thatch Howf born craitur o the nicht Auld sangs spake aboot the maidens ye would ****** Fleggit bairns tae keep intil the licht True? Naw, havers, juist the blaflum o wives God nivver biggit ocht sae fell But ae bairn crouchin in the ruins o its life Can think o naethin else the tale tae tell Blin, lost, forwandert fae the shattered faimly hame Warslin wi fear tae unnerstan White winds whistle as he gies the beast a name And dragons whiles can take the form o man.
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Apr 11, 2011
Apr 11, 2011 at 2:39 AM UTC
Dragons
Digeridoos are back in stock Said the notice in the bric-a-brac shop Are the West of Scotland Numpties On their own Dreamtime quest? Are they contemplating their navels Through the holes in their stringvest? Could they realize their chip-papers Hold the answer to their havers And the Buckfast in the Hand gripped Tight is causing calluses in the brain. Corks dangling from their hats Swinging like disorientated bats In ryhthm to the dance of delirious tremor The adrenaline is pumping. Mossies no, but midgies, aye, A stark contrast to the Kappa motifs; Are the natives going walkabout, In the local run-down mall? Calling everyone mate, In an accent you love to hate Walkabout, lost in the wilderness Wandering through the bush. Outback here there ain’t no Crocodiles, only quilted, padded cells. Hand to wall a red imprint, Not paint, my boy, but blood. This lot would embarrass any Aborigine Because they havnae got An original thought.
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Jun 14, 2016
Jun 14, 2016 at 5:56 AM UTC
Digeridoos or Digiridaze?
Please look at me, and judge If I am okay, not by my surface But by peeling back my skin, and see If my insides do not scare you. When you are looking, please check not Merely for darkness plaguing my heart Seek also for brittleness in my bones And poor circulation that makes havers cold Please look at me, in the eyes Deep enough to find what behind them lies Is it fear, anger, violence, regret A dare to challenge you, or an internal death? You could not see anything; all my insides are black Infection from mankind's poisons attacked The rest was once silver, shiny like gold But tarnished from harshnesses as I grew old I like you. But realize the horrors I'd bring unto you Is it worth it to risk such improbable strife? Dependent on someone else's then-state of life I fear it is not, as I'm sure you can see The pitfalls associated with me So farewell, my friend, I'm a half-empty cup I hope you can forgive me for being messed up
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Jan 24, 2013
Jan 24, 2013 at 1:51 PM UTC
Forgive me for being messed up
Moonlight lit the room casting shadows that stayed. I lit a cigarette and watched the smoke rise into midnight's hour. Nine hours to go. Nine hours to wait. Nine hours to remember, remember the night, that Easter Sunday. That pub in Hampstead. Why did you tell me that you loved me? When clearly it was untrue. Why did I love you so intensely? When a single punch from you, took the life growing inside me away. The clock has struck 3am No mice have run down. Just me, a table, cigarettes and the moon. I'm not mad, that is true, just too passionate for you. 5am and a weak dawn is breaking Just 4 cigarettes left, one an hour, if I'm lucky. I called your name that fateful day, twice. You ignored me, carried on looking for your keys. Keys to a car that would not be needed. You can't drive to where I sent you. A .38 calibre Smith & Wesson Victory model revolver's bullets were your last ride. On 20 June 1955, Number One Court at the Old Bailey, London, before Mr Justice Havers, I said; "It's obvious when I shot him I intended to **** him." I'd shot you dead. Now it's my time to go meet our maker Nearly nine, and a drop of 8ft 4 awaits. As I told the Bishop of Stepney "It is quite clear to me that I was not the person who shot him. When I saw myself with the revolver I knew I was another person." 8:59, with 30 seconds to go I take my glasses off Won't be needing those anymore. I know what a drop looks like. 15 seconds is all it took, my feet dangling toward the floor.
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Jun 30, 2014
Jun 30, 2014 at 2:49 PM UTC
Wednesday, 9 am.
Moonlight lit the room casting shadows that stayed. I lit a cigarette and watched the smoke rise into midnight's hour. Nine hours to go. Nine hours to wait. Nine hours to remember, remember the night, that Easter Sunday. That pub in Hampstead. Why did you tell me that you loved me? When clearly it was untrue. Why did I love you so intensely? When a single punch from you, took the life growing inside me away. The clock has struck 3am No mice have run down. Just me, a table, cigarettes and the moon. I'm not mad, that is true, just too passionate for you. 5am and a weak dawn is breaking Just 4 cigarettes left, one an hour, if I'm lucky. I called your name that fateful day, twice. You ignored me, carried on looking for your keys. Keys to a car that would not be needed. You can't drive to where I sent you. A .38 calibre Smith & Wesson Victory model revolver's bullets were your last ride. On 20 June 1955, Number One Court at the Old Bailey, London, before Mr Justice Havers, I said; "It's obvious when I shot him I intended to **** him." I'd shot you dead. Now it's my time to go meet our maker Nearly nine, and a drop of 8ft 4 awaits. As I told the Bishop of Stepney "It is quite clear to me that I was not the person who shot him. When I saw myself with the revolver I knew I was another person." 8:59, with 30 seconds to go I take my glasses off Won't be needing those anymore. I know what a drop looks like. 15 seconds is all it took, my feet dangling toward the floor.
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No more days of pain and un-settlety I found an angel, she havers right above me. No more pain, she took it all away from me. Replaced it with a kiss, now nothing but happiness surrounds me. Laughter, no more envy. Smiles lessen the hypocrisy. Kisses in lighten our purity, hugs bring her closer to me. Trying to discover her in words is like looking for gold. Brass and iron, a tin overload. Every metal man has found and sold. None are worth more than a touch by her gentle soul. An overload of gold wouldn't make me care for another soul. She is my whole, everything I need bundled into a beautiful , beautiful soul. So when? ({Huyen}) won't you come to me. Forget the past, it will shatter like glass. Hold to me, my warmth will neglect the cold. Stay with me, we can lay til we get old. Think of me, and the poems I try to mold About you My love The girl that'll never age She carries a heart laced by gold. Surrounded by her body, the most beautiful thing doesn't come close. Yes, I found an angel. She havers above me. No more pain She took it away from me. Now nothing but happiness is surrounding me.
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Jul 4, 2020
Jul 4, 2020 at 12:28 AM UTC
April 2013
evoL Look at this man. Do you know what I'm after? Do you know what happens when screams replace laughter? You're a platter. ...couldn't be improved with fried batter. ...but does that matter when you intentionally make me madder? Tears, rips and tatters, thrown swears and adders slice up the cadaver. Blood splatters. What is it that you're after? Is it somewhere up this ladder? The higher that you climb the more your life gets sadder. Looking at yourself, you know that you're mad at her. ...and your sad matters, ...but only to sad havers of bad batterers gathered to have their fractures spattered with words designed to flatter. That's love backwards.
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Nov 6, 2021
Nov 6, 2021 at 1:34 AM UTC
Damnation Part 10