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"nigel" poems
jamie taught us salt, nigella, the art of the beef stew cake boss, the art of chocolate fondant, the mafia so rich and chewy mafia, the true american dream richness and trophies and abraham the mob engulfs the flames of life. Nigel asleep in his room sound, it wakes him Nigel, he says remember the naked chef remember him forever Nigel goes downstairs pours a glass of milk grabs a cupcake one boxed he cries a tear of shame as he remembers Jamie Oliver his queen his Kingsley his Oakley his larry his life was a box of chocolate he grabbed the caramel but was greedy and seized the brie also it was a sad day as Nigel fell off the cliff of life into a hovel of doom... the mob, Nigel, all attached no way out Brie
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Jan 22, 2013
Jan 22, 2013 at 8:46 PM UTC
food, thou art a cruel mistress
I self-indulged— For me a rare Lapse, an unexpected Slide to materialism. Repenting already, My selfishness. I bought myself Internet Radio. How could I resist? E-Tail has made it so easy. GOTO Amazon Electronics. •Amazon.com: Electronicswww.amazon.com/electronics-store/b?ie=UTF8... Amazon.com, Inc. Online shopping from a great selection at Electronics Store. ... Electronics. Shop for TV & Video, ... Featured Offers in Electronics ... Electronics Categories • ($“Ka-Ching! Ka-Ching!$ Ads in the middle of the freaking poem!”) The omnipresent marketplace: Shop at home in your pajamas, Pay for it with keystrokes, Go back to sleep. FOR SALE:  Hail to thee, Oh bittersweet Credo of Capitalism! I finally broke down, Accepting the fact that RADIO: once a wireless marvel; Now, a fading media option, Its broadcast range Not only shrunk, but Signal reception, downright poor. So, I finally broke down Bought a radio that actually works. So what I want to know Is NPR so full of itself that They go so far to find some British-accent guy to read Sports summaries? I am listening to some Pompous Pommy poofter, At KBOS, Boston, Massachusetts, Nigel Longshanks, himself, Recapping “The Run for the Roses,” Kentucky Derby homestretch, Missed NBA semi-final foul shot & The freakish mojo comeback of Yankee Baseball Bad Boy: A-ROD.
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May 11, 2015
May 11, 2015 at 1:19 PM UTC
“RADIO DAYS”
The Politician Nigel Farage, Fancied a saucy massage, He had quite a shock, As she couldn't see his **** Which she claimed "Was a mere mirage." JWS
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Apr 16, 2015
Apr 16, 2015 at 2:06 PM UTC
Nigel Farage, A Limerick.
Sometimes, when I'm trying To pretend everything's alright, Though, inside, I'm dying, Someone sees my inner plight; "Nigel...Are you crying?" I manage to hold in the tears, As if I thought their release, Would spread the subject of my fears, That will not leave me in peace. That's why, when I'm sighing, I will not confide in you- When I feel like dying, I'm afraid you'd feel it too. "Nigel, please stop crying." If I stop the pain from spreading, By keeping it all within, Then there's not a tear worth shedding. "Are you crying Mr Finn?" "No. I am not crying."
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Dec 21, 2015
Dec 21, 2015 at 11:33 PM UTC
There's Just Something In My Eye
Nigel the soldier Shoulders big as boulders Up over the top Tried not to stop Tripped on some wire Dodged all gun fire Jumped back up again Then it started to rain Got to the other side In one giant stride Took some enemy out They began to shout Nowhere else to go In a place he didn't know Nigel the brave Resting forever in an unmarked grave
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Dec 18, 2014
Dec 18, 2014 at 4:58 PM UTC
Unmarked grave
Brexit. Exit. There ain’t no turning back Tear down the flag of Europe and hoist the Union Jack. Throw out all the migrants, lock the borders down Fill in the channel tunnel and watch the desperate drown Brexit. Exit. We don’t need the EU Krauts & Frogs & Belgians, telling us what to do. Boris & his cronies are planning out our fate You know that we can trust them to make our country great Brexit. Exit what was that you say? The interest rates are rising and you’ve had a cut in pay? No-one wants to buy our goods the Pound falls through the floor Boris has gone missing & Nigel’s locked his door Brexit. Exit. Is this not what you planned? Fighting with each other for this green and pleasant land? Well there’s nothing left to fight for, our country’s turned to ***** As the last one leaves ‘Great Britain’ will you please turn off the light..
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May 24, 2020
May 24, 2020 at 5:58 AM UTC
Brexit Exit
on top of the world the veritable top staring down at the others climbing to the top of the stars and call on nigel who didn't believe in you and call him his best pastry burnt a crispy blackened burn not a heavenly, crackly, toasted burn a burn that seeps to your core and throughly blackens all other senses cutting them off leaving you with only a sense of deepening despair as you consciously realize that you've fallen up the stairs to the top and are falling down away from the stars toward the mud
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Feb 25, 2013
Feb 25, 2013 at 12:09 AM UTC
a trip up the stairs
I'm the real Chuck Bass I am Nigel Barker **** Noted Fashion Photographer. i engulf all men, women and children with my succulent odour especially when i use the flames of the baldinator. it makes me bolder... and balder Baldness is my strength, chutzpah, and truth. Smize all you like Tyra I will always come out on top. I have the passion, the power, the Porsche. model ******* work for this, for me. My scalp illuminates the night leading me up and along the path of the nigh. Serena van der Woodsen your Pantene waves of glory will fall victim to my patent shine now let me beam fiercely PERFECTION
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Jan 22, 2013
Jan 22, 2013 at 8:20 PM UTC
An Ode to Nigel
She squirmed and wriggled in absolute anticipation, just loving it, eagerly ready for what would come, love making in the most special and intimate way. Slowly Nigel moved his fingers up and down Stacy’s pussyanthamicatrical, enjoying the tightness of the plastic though she was moist in her nose. The material of her ******* was soaked by dryness, science reversal. Part of her skirt would be but that didn’t matter. Soon she would be naked, not needing any second skin to hide her beauty; that was left to her third. They had no secrets or inhibitions. Except skin.
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Jul 8, 2020
Jul 8, 2020 at 10:22 PM UTC
venting
So there. (sonnet #MMMMMMMVI) Yes, fire. We plunked down on the fur rug thence Afore her fireplace, and I in betrayl Neglected to erm, lose me on its hale And licking flames, e'en that romance' pretense Was blind to--wherefore? Sandwiched for intents Twixt two guy friends, I was too dull t'avail Me even there, yea lost myself in pale 'Scuse in auld lines to Nigel, like's good sense. Now Sunday watches diesel trucks roar fer Sweet hours through lonesome country roads 'neath blue Skies nary cloud is but a ghost in, poor As saying. I told a friend I'm as a melon you Cleaned out, sans Mum, and what as twere Is left? LORD, give me Thy fruit. And kids too? 11Mar18b
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Mar 17, 2018
Mar 17, 2018 at 8:39 PM UTC
You Can Chide Me But I AM Too Dead Tired
Poppy Fell in love with a clean shaven Yet scruffy looking Blonde man Who went by the name Charles Nigel Though she was Meant for a monk. She was fascinated with the blonde mountaineer. Even though he drank and cursed They fell in love With eachother But when her bleeding stopped Poppy told her parents About the love affair She was banished She found a rundown house and brought her lover to. As a home And As a love nest. Everything was going well Until he Slapped her Though they loved eachother Dearly Poppy was abused and controlled She thought He lover become a monster One night while He drank She couldn’t Take The loneliness Anymore She took some poisonous herbs And She died in sadness. Poppy and her unborn child Were reborn Repeatedly. Seeking justice.
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Dec 15, 2018
Dec 15, 2018 at 9:29 AM UTC
Poppy Tenzin
Nigel had said a lot that day, he spoke of old love and Jesus and other such fun and ****** things, he swore only once, and the lines from the poem stuck out like bright pink bubble gum on the soul of a black shoe, special lines. Sunday was a long day, I didn't think anything would come of it but he still made me nervous. We went to the skate park and he sat across from me and we were together and talking about the terrible person who had broken his heart, and how he never really loved her, he loved the idea of her. I thought of how dumb it was to think you were in love with someone and then only like them for who they seem to be. The windswept us under a skate jump and we just sat away from it all tucked away, then it started, he was annoying, His hands found my extremely ticklish sides and he wouldn't let them go. At one point I tried to get out and he pulled me Onto his lap, I was sitting on him and every inch of my body was screaming about something, about how much I loved this man and How on Monday nothing would change and we would just go back to being friends, then he grabbed me and we found ourselves cuddling Out of the wind and my lips were too close to his I opened them as if to prelude to a kiss, that day he had been licking his bottom lip Lip which was a sign that he wanted to kiss someone, My lips parted and I spoke the line that reminded me of everything I wanted, "I wanna kiss you like a traffic jam." He smiled and laughed without moving his head back, "I wanna kiss you so badly, I am willing to chop of my own head and throw it at your lips" I taunted him, my nerves tingling. This was wrong, or was it... it felt to good to be wrong, And yet...I challenged him. "Bring it." And then we were kissing.
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Dec 28, 2013
Dec 28, 2013 at 6:17 PM UTC
Prose and Cons of kissing.
Nigel had said a lot that day, he spoke of old love and Jesus and other such fun and ****** things, he swore only once, and the lines from the poem stuck out like bright pink bubble gum on the soul of a black shoe, special lines. Sunday was a long day, I didn't think anything would come of it but he still made me nervous. We went to the skate park and he sat across from me and we were together and talking about the terrible person who had broken his heart, and how he never really loved her, he loved the idea of her. I thought of how dumb it was to think you were in love with someone and then only like them for who they seem to be. The windswept us under a skate jump and we just sat away from it all tucked away, then it started, he was annoying, His hands found my extremely ticklish sides and he wouldn't let them go. At one point I tried to get out and he pulled me Onto his lap, I was sitting on him and every inch of my body was screaming about something, about how much I loved this man and How on Monday nothing would change and we would just go back to being friends, then he grabbed me and we found ourselves cuddling Out of the wind and my lips were too close to his I opened them as if to prelude to a kiss, that day he had been licking his bottom lip Lip which was a sign that he wanted to kiss someone, My lips parted and I spoke the line that reminded me of everything I wanted, "I wanna kiss you like a traffic jam." He smiled and laughed without moving his head back, "I wanna kiss you so badly, I am willing to chop of my own head and throw it at your lips" I taunted him, my nerves tingling. This was wrong, or was it... it felt to good to be wrong, And yet...I challenged him. "Bring it." And then we were kissing.
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And then I saw her And she was beautiful Stunning Smiling Graceful And all I kept telling myself was ‘Nigel, do be cool…’ But it was too much and left me a little bit awkward Like the new kid in school She spoke with such ease… like she had no idea how amazing she was I highly suspect that this was because She knew And was just basking in the moment And there I was, calm and collected… on the outside Mushy and melted… on the inside I find myself still thinking about her a day later How can someone be so enchanting? If she has a man… I hate him And I hate her The previous line is not possible though Her whole aura catches you off guard like a sucker punch An unexpected blow I saw her… And she was beautiful And as I type this a day later There is no doubt in my mind about the fact that I want to date her And I will.
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Jan 5, 2013
Jan 5, 2013 at 2:18 AM UTC
I walked into her office and...
Perhaps I am an evil man, Perhaps I am; I cannot tell; I try to do the best I can, But know I do not do it well. Perhaps there is a space for me In some unknown corner of hell, Where hope reigns for eternity, And nothing ever breaks its spell. For hope is, when all's said and done, The worst of things a man can suffer; It keeps us traipsing, one by one, From one disaster to another. Perhaps it's best to just give up; Immerse myself in a life of sin, Drink good wine, and raise a cup To my worst enemy- Nigel Finn.
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Nov 16, 2018
Nov 16, 2018 at 4:54 PM UTC
Hoping For Better
I had died my friends had me buried nine feet underground in Australia and they drank to my memory under the Sun. Nigel was a hired hand he dug my grave carefully he talks with an accent and a cigarette he toils under the Sun for three long days silver tools chinking away at the hard desert rock. I took a long ride on the Flying Spoon up and around the lover's moon and finally I've come to rest in this spot under the Sun nine feet underground in Australia.
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Nov 15, 2011
Nov 15, 2011 at 7:13 AM UTC
Australia, Under the Sun
the hombre he stares out into the dessert before this, he saw an ocean filled with the unknown, the undiscovered, the possibilities now as he stares out do the grains off dry hibiscus plant inspire him nay the bleak never ending dunes of powder time went by so quickly now he feel trapped like Nigel within his own window, passing the time as his ear grows smaller and fonder of his toad garamy he no longer works his biceps as he pours his chai tea into the mug of destiny of fate of life of lust the barren wasteland of the city bleak and passing without him without Nigel goes by with the plumage the crest of the soul drift further and further from consciousness living on the edge no life, no warts, no brownies nought but Nigel
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Feb 17, 2013
Feb 17, 2013 at 11:24 PM UTC
The ballad of Garamy
You can’t stop me You can’t You picked me, shook me up all over the place and attempted to drop me You couldn't… and still can’t I’m a genius… **** it! Even I have tried to explain how I do this creativity thing …I couldn't And still can’t You’re probably thinking “Nigel! Modesty… keep it modest!” My reply “modesty’s overrated, I will take it there!” “You wouldn’t!” “Oh, but I want…” You see, I’ve always had controversy embedded in me Actually scratch that… one could say controversy has been me That friend by my side, always willing to ride Flipping off these childish fears Reaching into my big book of bad ideas And they had to give me this poetic skill A blade that cuts deep… a blade that I’ve been sharpening for years And didn't even know it The ‘bomb’ like those Al Shabastards Boom! Blow it You can’t walk away from this, if you lose a limb Yes I took it there Like a back hand to the universe asking “who’s your **** Call me daddy Dress like a gentleman, but underneath all this I’m simply just bad…. Buddy.
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Nov 30, 2012
Nov 30, 2012 at 2:00 AM UTC
It's simple really...
Every one of the people I consider friends has taught me something worthwhile, and I want to take a minute to thank them. To Josh, who taught me that anyone can fight for what they believe in. To Brandon, who taught me that a smile can be the sunshine to someone's day. To Nigel, who taught me that anyone can improve, no matter what. To Noah, who taught me that now matter how big you are in the world, you can be kind to anyone. To dear Holly, who taught me that every voice deserves to be heard, no matter how small. And to Thomas. For being my best friend for so many long, happy years. To the entire class of Lapel, 2015: Thank you.
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Jun 1, 2015
Jun 1, 2015 at 10:33 PM UTC
To the Lapel graduating class of 2015
"...nothing really matters [anymore]--" (sonnet #MMMMMMMDCCCIII) Where blue heavns softly yield to orange' detail And robins 'gain renew dear Mavis' sense Of April gloaming with that song fr'intents, E'en breaking off to scold as wont, the frail Warmth sifted out while lo, a plane t'avail 'Non passes over, sparrows gaily fence This calm with chatter, traffic likeas thence Wont: I would sleep; yes, laugh, in sheer betrayl. Don't let me cull to mind what tis as twere. Who gives a hoot tis Friday night?  I do Not care so much if I could just, in poor Excuse, forget, and breathe.  Pink 'gins tae woo, Now gathring on the East, and Nigel's tour Of music oddly plays, the Scriptures too. 22Mar19c
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Mar 23, 2019
Mar 23, 2019 at 9:51 PM UTC
Where Lo, Bohemian Rhapsody Sifts Through
*He explained to me he was a ghost, for, as a composer, he had died years before. He then described something of the trauma of his death.*   It was good to discover I was not alone, that it could happen and one might really die ​to this creative life.   Shall I describe something of the trauma of my dying? I don’t think you’ll want to hear this, but I’ll tell you.   It’s been six months this dying; I’m not quite dead. I am still affected by music, though it’s no longer my own. If I think about this dying too much I become distressed. I can’t believe it’s happened.   The point is - if I try to compose I am overcome with fatigue. I can’t keep focused on the problem of a piece before fatigue sets in, interrupts.   I should place a line under what I’ve done. It’s no little achievement this body of work. Some days I like to imagine a monograph: Nigel Morgan  *Metanoia to Sounding the Deep (1988 – 2013).* And what is there to say? What aspect of musical invention will the writer investigate and critically present? I was once told I had an experimental edge. Well, what does it mean? I’ve mined that seam; I’ve been convinced; I’ve held the faith, believed in what I did, the way I did it. But faith has run its course and every day that passes the future retreats. There is no music waiting in the wings. I am tired, tired of it, tired with it all.
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Nov 28, 2012
Nov 28, 2012 at 1:16 AM UTC
Dying to this Creative Life
Front page news Sad times ahead for happy people Get in line Politicians losing the whip Seen gratifying in phone boxes A liberal conference Army cuts have seen the Swiss win the neutral war Big aeroplane playing hide and seek Same *** marriage plunged into disarray Heterosexuals revoke clause 69 Mary's got a headache Migration watch in london spot new species A rare Nigel The stay together campaign have run out of money Independents rolling in the black stuff Later changed to multi coloured stuff Guiness drinkers in Swiss tanks demand apology Women say bedroom tax is affecting performance Men agree whilst channel hopping Bald people in North Korea wigging it Same *** mannequins in Moss bros Church moving to M and S S and M on Saturday nights Hp poets uploading Beware Bound to offend some dummies.
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Aug 25, 2015
Aug 25, 2015 at 1:30 PM UTC
Hp News
UKFT has launched Made It, a collaboration between the trade body, Graduate Fashion Week and Marks & Spencer designed to bring together graduate designers and UK manufacturers. As part of the initiative, which was launched at a reception at the Houses of Parliament last night, Marks & Spencer and the UKFT will sponsor a number of Graduate Fashion Week winners to have their collections made in the UK. In addition, to promote a better understanding of UK manufacturers and to encourage designers to use them as their preferred source of manufacturing, the UKFT, Marks & Spencer and Graduate Fashion Week will host a series of Masterclasses at five select universities across the country. Hosted by Damian Collins MP, UKFT and Graduate Fashion Week, the reception included a catwalk show and was attended by key policy makers, industry influencers, major retailers, leading brands and UK manufacturers, with special guests including Graduate Fashion Week ambassadors Alesha Dixon, Mandi Lennard and Caryn Franklin as well as designer Zandra Rhodes and fashion critic Suzy Menkes. “The UK has some of the best designer graduates in the world and some of the most talented manufacturers – Made It brings them together. Not only will we see the creation of some stunning collections, the project will also help to ensure the success of the next generation in understanding the business of fashion, which is a fundamental part of UKFT’s purpose and key whether you are developing a new brand, working with manufacturers or growing business overseas,” said UKFT chairman Nigel Lugg. Graduate Fashion Week managing director Martyn Roberts said the initiative was “a wonderful opportunity” for GFW students to get first hand knowledge and experience of working with British manufacturers. “These are vital skills for fashion design graduates and essential for keeping Britain at the forefront of design,” he said.Read more at:http://www.marieaustralia.com/bridesmaid-dresses | www.marieaustralia.com/red-carpet-celebrity-dresses
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Nov 10, 2016
Nov 10, 2016 at 1:31 AM UTC
UKFT launches Made It to support graduate designers and UK manufacturers
UKFT has launched Made It, a collaboration between the trade body, Graduate Fashion Week and Marks & Spencer designed to bring together graduate designers and UK manufacturers. As part of the initiative, which was launched at a reception at the Houses of Parliament last night, Marks & Spencer and the UKFT will sponsor a number of Graduate Fashion Week winners to have their collections made in the UK. In addition, to promote a better understanding of UK manufacturers and to encourage designers to use them as their preferred source of manufacturing, the UKFT, Marks & Spencer and Graduate Fashion Week will host a series of Masterclasses at five select universities across the country. Hosted by Damian Collins MP, UKFT and Graduate Fashion Week, the reception included a catwalk show and was attended by key policy makers, industry influencers, major retailers, leading brands and UK manufacturers, with special guests including Graduate Fashion Week ambassadors Alesha Dixon, Mandi Lennard and Caryn Franklin as well as designer Zandra Rhodes and fashion critic Suzy Menkes. “The UK has some of the best designer graduates in the world and some of the most talented manufacturers – Made It brings them together. Not only will we see the creation of some stunning collections, the project will also help to ensure the success of the next generation in understanding the business of fashion, which is a fundamental part of UKFT’s purpose and key whether you are developing a new brand, working with manufacturers or growing business overseas,” said UKFT chairman Nigel Lugg. Graduate Fashion Week managing director Martyn Roberts said the initiative was “a wonderful opportunity” for GFW students to get first hand knowledge and experience of working with British manufacturers. “These are vital skills for fashion design graduates and essential for keeping Britain at the forefront of design,” he said.Read more at:http://www.marieaustralia.com/bridesmaid-dresses | www.marieaustralia.com/red-carpet-celebrity-dresses
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Thank you all for the continued Love and support over the last 9 months Thank you for the sweet comments The heartwarming support And to Nigel Finn who made my Christmas with a sun. Big thank you for 40,000 views and almost 1,000 likes. That's phenomenal. Hope my pieces still bring you joy, inspiration or relation A little late but here's to a new year!
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Jan 6, 2016
Jan 6, 2016 at 5:34 PM UTC
Thank you!
You're in the girls' playground walking with another girl. I'm in the boy's playground with Nigel. I can see you from where I am, your red hair redder looking in the sunshine. I point you out to Nigel. O a red-head, he said, steer clear of her, she's a ***** teaser. Is she? I said, pretending I understood what he was saying. Yes, word is she offers it but it's all game with her, Nigel said. I see, I said, looking at you walking by the fence in deep conversation with this other girl. I wonder if her pussy's the same colour as her head of hair? He said, smiling, giving me the nudge with his elbow. I smiled, too, but a bit lost, but wanting to be on to what he was saying,   I said, ***** He said, her ***** hair. O right, I said, looking at you walking off further from the fence. I think her name's Lizbeth something-or-other, Nigel said, do you know her? No, I said, just seen her and that red hair of hers. Best not to, he said. I mused on you walking away, your school dress swaying as you walked. I knew it was red as your hair, I'd seen it that time you tried to ****** me in your room, but I hadn't let you, and you stood there with your red thatch of hair.
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Aug 24, 2015
Aug 24, 2015 at 2:15 AM UTC
BOY'S TALK 1961.