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"scrum" poems
Its a scam, its a scam, see the Crimson Gang deftly scamming them They by sleight have befuddled gullible masses Moral Compass Made them see wrong as right twisting their brains from the stem With deceitful guile they shepherded them all to the fools' campus Slander and fake News galore fed to vacant hungry masses scrum Knowledge is power the reprobates declares, do not let it pass We're the majority the bullies screams, knowing they're just scums Worthless charlatans who rob successes and **** without cutlass They take a foregone conclusion and coat it with fool's gold crumb A victim with no intention of going after an uninterested lass Dumb masses fed fake news fooled into harassing actions dumb A non-event becomes a show of the controlling might of our class Crimson gangs interpret a non-events from his deluded sad drum Creates a warped sick drama round a hapless victim for laughs Gives street theater actions to masses, these will oppose and numb Whilst poor victim subjected to 'voiding' madness wonders past The Crimson leaders laugh so much like pirates drinking *** Look how we manipulate the masses, they are so simple and crass With our devious twisting propaganda they eat out of our *** We simply use them to nail and crucify our victim to the cross
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Aug 8, 2018
Aug 8, 2018 at 4:50 PM UTC
Together We Stand......
<> **”To dream by the oak and awake by the sea when August has ripened and turned Jubilee you must enter dominion of summer's delight and live in the rapture of candescent light Oh to live and to love one must first learn to kiss,   the kinetics of summer, with eternal bliss.”** ~from vienna bombardieri’s poem, “Kinetics Of Summer~ (with her kind permission) <> First verse pinpoints accurate, this, my spot! by oak and sea, my precise longitude and latitude, where my summertime eyes open to receive the gift of morning’s light, observing the conjunction of land, hard by the sea, the land-ed avian gentry and sea~sailor birds interacting, sharing the uprising currents, for sport and observation, travel and pleasured sailing, these “Masters of the Sky can fly for hours (or days), while barely flapping,” and this verse stuns, and my shock, at these, her words my breathing is gasped and grasped by oak and sea, for so it be, this is where my morning’s operatic scrum, ballet and dance hall hullabaloo, my diurnal natural choreography is performed, while slow sipping my very heated first coffee it was here that I learned to love more easily, for the kinetics of summers trio of sun, sky, and moderate breezes, lulled the turbulence of my disheartened lives into an easier order, the world~surround, a living, breathing exercise that warmed the spirit, cooled the soul, and spoke without uttering a single word, here dear person, is the where and the when, the comfort of the natural-blanket that enwraps, covers, cherishes the atmosphere entire, containing the healing elixirs and protective ointments, that remove the plaque of life’s accumulated injuries, slights and scar tissue simply put, here I breath freely, here I see with clarity here the infusions of living in nature, prolongs, restore, remind, enliven and enhances, the intermixture of body and soul here in actual deed, the kiss of summer bliss upon my tiring cell’s walls, are resurrected even unto the nuclei, by the warm breath of sun life and sun light, and the breezes of salty sweet caramel air and under their loving, combined-dominion am I resurrected and will yet sense, one more Jubilee again as I lay dreaming by the oak and the sea…
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Aug 2, 2023
Aug 2, 2023 at 4:05 AM UTC
“To dream by the oak and awake by the sea“
<> **”To dream by the oak and awake by the sea when August has ripened and turned Jubilee you must enter dominion of summer's delight and live in the rapture of candescent light Oh to live and to love one must first learn to kiss,   the kinetics of summer, with eternal bliss.”** ~from vienna bombardieri’s poem, “Kinetics Of Summer~ (with her kind permission) <> First verse pinpoints accurate, this, my spot! by oak and sea, my precise longitude and latitude, where my summertime eyes open to receive the gift of morning’s light, observing the conjunction of land, hard by the sea, the land-ed avian gentry and sea~sailor birds interacting, sharing the uprising currents, for sport and observation, travel and pleasured sailing, these “Masters of the Sky can fly for hours (or days), while barely flapping,” and this verse stuns, and my shock, at these, her words my breathing is gasped and grasped by oak and sea, for so it be, this is where my morning’s operatic scrum, ballet and dance hall hullabaloo, my diurnal natural choreography is performed, while slow sipping my very heated first coffee it was here that I learned to love more easily, for the kinetics of summers trio of sun, sky, and moderate breezes, lulled the turbulence of my disheartened lives into an easier order, the world~surround, a living, breathing exercise that warmed the spirit, cooled the soul, and spoke without uttering a single word, here dear person, is the where and the when, the comfort of the natural-blanket that enwraps, covers, cherishes the atmosphere entire, containing the healing elixirs and protective ointments, that remove the plaque of life’s accumulated injuries, slights and scar tissue simply put, here I breath freely, here I see with clarity here the infusions of living in nature, prolongs, restore, remind, enliven and enhances, the intermixture of body and soul here in actual deed, the kiss of summer bliss upon my tiring cell’s walls, are resurrected even unto the nuclei, by the warm breath of sun life and sun light, and the breezes of salty sweet caramel air and under their loving, combined-dominion am I resurrected and will yet sense, one more Jubilee again as I lay dreaming by the oak and the sea…
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For at least a week now, shrivelled leaf-like globes of heliotrope and platinum, umbilical cords caught on the top of a lamppost's ***** finger, jostling, huddled together in the breeze like players in a scrum. I go past on the top deck, see those wrinkled baubles skirmish, wish to leave and drift in mist before rasping with a whimper, an out-of-breath splat of colour caught in some tree.
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Mar 8, 2013
Mar 8, 2013 at 10:16 AM UTC
Helium
I remember you spirt in the Chelsea Flophouse you were opening one's lips so gorgeous and so creamy greasing me stamen on the unfucked bonk while the bangers let it rip in the alley Those were the diseased minds and that was Newfangled York we were squirting for the wads and the meatballs and that was gobbled snog for the creamers inside Gloria centrifugally stiff is thus those of White House Nazis Ah but you copulated telescopic didn't you basket case you just acidified your jockstrap on the shoulders of the scrum you copulated telescopic I never once heard you use sign language I input you, I don't intake you I input you, I don't intake you and all of that balling hard on I remember you spirt in the Chelsea Flophouse you were gorilla—like your ****** *********** was absolute epic you leaked me again you frocked slap—up old salt but for me you would **** an unzipping And shaving your tongue because the creatures lust after us who are barked at by the Daleks of *** appeal you Rohypnolled yourself you emitted jet so what? we are radioactive salvo we shoot full of holes the stride piano *** one fine morning you copulated telescopic didn't you cocker you just blunted your extremity on the cattle you copulated telescopic I never once smelled you emit I intake you, I don't input you I intake you, I don't input you and all of that balling hard on I don't mean to insinuate that I slobbered over you peanuts I can't withhold *********** of each crouched **** I remember you spirt in the Chelsea Flophouse that's oodles I don't even kick—start you that thick and fast
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Mar 29, 2010
Mar 29, 2010 at 3:36 PM UTC
Chelsea Flophouse
I remember you spirt in the Chelsea Flophouse you were opening one's lips so gorgeous and so creamy greasing me stamen on the unfucked bonk while the bangers let it rip in the alley Those were the diseased minds and that was Newfangled York we were squirting for the wads and the meatballs and that was gobbled snog for the creamers inside Gloria centrifugally stiff is thus those of White House Nazis Ah but you copulated telescopic didn't you basket case you just acidified your jockstrap on the shoulders of the scrum you copulated telescopic I never once heard you use sign language I input you, I don't intake you I input you, I don't intake you and all of that balling hard on I remember you spirt in the Chelsea Flophouse you were gorilla—like your ****** *********** was absolute epic you leaked me again you frocked slap—up old salt but for me you would **** an unzipping And shaving your tongue because the creatures lust after us who are barked at by the Daleks of *** appeal you Rohypnolled yourself you emitted jet so what? we are radioactive salvo we shoot full of holes the stride piano *** one fine morning you copulated telescopic didn't you cocker you just blunted your extremity on the cattle you copulated telescopic I never once smelled you emit I intake you, I don't input you I intake you, I don't input you and all of that balling hard on I don't mean to insinuate that I slobbered over you peanuts I can't withhold *********** of each crouched **** I remember you spirt in the Chelsea Flophouse that's oodles I don't even kick—start you that thick and fast
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To my dear son, Boaz in distant Idaho, Saturday nite, the whole of New Zealand waited in apprehension for the All Blacks rugy team to play the resurgent Wallabys @ Fortress Eden Park. The previous week at Suncorp Stadium in Sydney, in driving rain, the All Blacks muddled through a painfull draw with the Wallabys, 12 points each with no tries. The Wallabys had fancied their chances and had wanted an emphatic win on home soil. Both teams took that score as a loss and the gauntlet was thrown for the second match….. A brilliant evening, clear and fine , 50,000 people crushed in to Eden Park and you could feel the apprehension, the rest of the country sat in front of their TV willing the team on. The Haka was given a brutal rendition, you could feel the determination, the passion emanating….the Ozzies glared their defiance back…it was all on! 10 minutes into a titanic struggle with the score three all Captain Ritchie McCaw had a brain fade and was yellow carded off for ten minutes by the French referee. The crowd roared…then murmured their worry  like you’ve never heard before. The Ozzies mustered a huge scrum which the All Blacks countered with one man down…. The counter ****** pushed the Australian scrum back 15 ft. Every man in New Zealand was on his feet roaring, you could feel the spirit of nationalism soaring….the moment was a watershed. The All Blacks counterattacked showing a brilliance in attack and defence we have not seen for years… and from that moment on the game was won. Final score 51:20 The Bledisloe Cup was ours. As the match finished the TV camera panned across the solidly black clad crowd…. I have never, ever in my life, seen so many, simultaneous, sets of white teeth grinning! The trip home to Australia would have been… a very subdued affair. Thought I should share this marvellous moment with you Boaz. Luv Dad.
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Aug 24, 2014
Aug 24, 2014 at 4:28 PM UTC
To my dear son, Boaz in distant Idaho,
To my dear son, Boaz in distant Idaho, Saturday nite, the whole of New Zealand waited in apprehension for the All Blacks rugy team to play the resurgent Wallabys @ Fortress Eden Park. The previous week at Suncorp Stadium in Sydney, in driving rain, the All Blacks muddled through a painfull draw with the Wallabys, 12 points each with no tries. The Wallabys had fancied their chances and had wanted an emphatic win on home soil. Both teams took that score as a loss and the gauntlet was thrown for the second match….. A brilliant evening, clear and fine , 50,000 people crushed in to Eden Park and you could feel the apprehension, the rest of the country sat in front of their TV willing the team on. The Haka was given a brutal rendition, you could feel the determination, the passion emanating….the Ozzies glared their defiance back…it was all on! 10 minutes into a titanic struggle with the score three all Captain Ritchie McCaw had a brain fade and was yellow carded off for ten minutes by the French referee. The crowd roared…then murmured their worry  like you’ve never heard before. The Ozzies mustered a huge scrum which the All Blacks countered with one man down…. The counter ****** pushed the Australian scrum back 15 ft. Every man in New Zealand was on his feet roaring, you could feel the spirit of nationalism soaring….the moment was a watershed. The All Blacks counterattacked showing a brilliance in attack and defence we have not seen for years… and from that moment on the game was won. Final score 51:20 The Bledisloe Cup was ours. As the match finished the TV camera panned across the solidly black clad crowd…. I have never, ever in my life, seen so many, simultaneous, sets of white teeth grinning! The trip home to Australia would have been… a very subdued affair. Thought I should share this marvellous moment with you Boaz. Luv Dad.
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I confess I’m addicted to my phone My observations tell me I’m not alone For when you venture out it’s plain to see The majority of us are glued to our screens Whether on the tube or pushing a pram We all have devices in our hands Surfing the net or social networking Everyone obsessed with being plugged in It’s getting so bad even in company We’re not fully there as we view our screens And now there are warnings from TFL Not to fall down escalators as a result of this swell In checking our messages, writing posts Face to face interaction up in smoke We’d rather be alone in the cyber world Than engaging in reality with other boys and girls It is an epidemic that’s spreading extremely fast Thus it seems that human contact could become a thing of the past No need to leave the house anymore When everything can be ordered and delivered to your door A society of zombies isolated could we become If we don’t down devices and venture out into the scrum And mingle with other beings physically there Where we can look them in the eye and maintain that stare Connecting on a basic level without the aid of WiFi And concentrating on each other instead of being distracted by Notifications and little beeps Incoming communication that never sleeps And keeps you up all night as your brain just can’t switch off From all the incessant stimuli we’re inundated with Time to give it a rest, take a break just for a while Look up from your laptops and perhaps give someone a smile Watch where you are going, don’t get yourself run over Be present in the moment and you hopefully won’t fall over Have a coffee with someone instead of instant messaging Regard the world around you taking note of everything Don’t zone out and go into a solitary trance Assemble your tribe, spin some tunes, have a little dance Limit your time on the World Wide Web Grab yourself a hottie and get jiggy with them instead I’m talking to myself As well as anyone else Your family and chums are precious And deserve nothing less Than your undivided attention For one day there’ll come a time When perhaps they’re no longer around And you regret being online.
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Aug 9, 2018
Aug 9, 2018 at 2:24 PM UTC
Zombie Zeitgeist
I confess I’m addicted to my phone My observations tell me I’m not alone For when you venture out it’s plain to see The majority of us are glued to our screens Whether on the tube or pushing a pram We all have devices in our hands Surfing the net or social networking Everyone obsessed with being plugged in It’s getting so bad even in company We’re not fully there as we view our screens And now there are warnings from TFL Not to fall down escalators as a result of this swell In checking our messages, writing posts Face to face interaction up in smoke We’d rather be alone in the cyber world Than engaging in reality with other boys and girls It is an epidemic that’s spreading extremely fast Thus it seems that human contact could become a thing of the past No need to leave the house anymore When everything can be ordered and delivered to your door A society of zombies isolated could we become If we don’t down devices and venture out into the scrum And mingle with other beings physically there Where we can look them in the eye and maintain that stare Connecting on a basic level without the aid of WiFi And concentrating on each other instead of being distracted by Notifications and little beeps Incoming communication that never sleeps And keeps you up all night as your brain just can’t switch off From all the incessant stimuli we’re inundated with Time to give it a rest, take a break just for a while Look up from your laptops and perhaps give someone a smile Watch where you are going, don’t get yourself run over Be present in the moment and you hopefully won’t fall over Have a coffee with someone instead of instant messaging Regard the world around you taking note of everything Don’t zone out and go into a solitary trance Assemble your tribe, spin some tunes, have a little dance Limit your time on the World Wide Web Grab yourself a hottie and get jiggy with them instead I’m talking to myself As well as anyone else Your family and chums are precious And deserve nothing less Than your undivided attention For one day there’ll come a time When perhaps they’re no longer around And you regret being online.
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Dancing Queen of youthful nights, of crystal globes and stobing lights. To say that you are gone seems wrong, for we still have your voice in song. For one night only, with no repeat, I'd join the scrum of dancing feet. In tune, in time with your talented drummer My Queen ,you gave us endless Summer.
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May 17, 2012
May 17, 2012 at 1:53 PM UTC
Endless Summer
Pay attention everyone said Lilliput I have an important announcement We're going to have a wonderful picnic For our family on Thursday , poppits only The groans were heard all over the palace Are we riding there , asked Horsey Anne No we jolly well are not And you scrum half Zara , are not either We're motorcading it , without staff Another really loud royal moan We are each taking everything we need And that includes you ex pork of York 'OOHH NNOO' she gurgly grunted Less of that , and NO toe suckers allowed Nor arrive in a kiddies helicopter either And you Wills missus more clothing You make my  blue blood run cold Next Thursday then , you picnickers What have you brought asked Lilliput Silver knives and forks hoarsed Anne Paper plates grunted Flossy Fergie Plastic cups , whimpered Wills missus Lav paper for tissues, gidded up Zara Big tablecloth bellowed Camilla Have none of you brought food said Lilliput 'NO' they all mardily whinnied None of us even thought about it And you mumsy H.R.H. what have you brought 'NOBODY questions me , you pipsqueaks LET'S ALL GO HOME NOW !
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May 26, 2015
May 26, 2015 at 2:53 AM UTC
Pesky picnic
in the half light of the whole day; dozing where the marsh plods clottly but the pond scums slowly. you can spare no moral when your tall tale's growing. but you sift slop oddly through the rot god's nothing. II Fugue ahead. Caution. III On thin air, thick tongues and brick lungs scrum for balloons and ruinous truth, teething batter and gum-shoes attuned to less violence, but inviolate, if only for the fist in the violets. the pugilist in the plums. Or maybe - the cancerous rhinoceros in the plasticity of a knows job goblin. you tell me. no problem.
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May 7, 2014
May 7, 2014 at 12:42 AM UTC
Thin Air, Thick Tongues And Brick Lungs
It isn't always the cream that rises to the top, sometimes it's the scrum. Some times it's the slop that makes the piggies come. Get your sorry *** out of here, bye now, so long. Is Fear when you don't have Love? And in the end, it's not about how you do it, any more than how you don't. Which hand's got what, get your sorry *** out of here. Bye now, so long. Fear? What's left to be afraid of, What haven't I done been ****** over by? God have mercy on me, give me some of your sweet mercy, have some mercy on me. Lord you know it ain't right. If this is foreplay, gimme more play... (69). I can't wait to see what happens next! © 2000 All Rights Reserved
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Jan 15, 2013
Jan 15, 2013 at 1:35 AM UTC
Sorry *** Blues
There is an originating plum with tasty flesh, that teeth can't bare to hide, all are cut in sections, neatly assembled ready for the scrum. Set out on ingestion, each thought kicked around, they go in formation, massive bodies closely bound. There will be no agreement, on bitter sweet, there will only be the score, we lost, we won, we loved the fight! Tasty is the plum, as it passed around... http://www.robross.ca
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May 25, 2010
May 25, 2010 at 11:04 PM UTC
Plum
Robin's flashing safety coat's in flight, defying cats. The pigeon squadron's wheeling, awaiting a blackbird 'All Clear'. Then they all come, perfect landings, on grass and path and seed feeder, a thieving, weaving, twittering scrum, saleroom scurrying, juggling, grumbling. Starlings gardening, earthworms squirming, magpies spooking, pretence pets.
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Sep 5, 2016
Sep 5, 2016 at 2:02 PM UTC
The 'All Clear'
How many tears will I cry for you Before I can forget? How many times will I die because you're not ready set? I'm waiting on the touch line, for you to sub me in, take me off the bench I cry "I'm ready to begin" "Yes" you say and my joy inside leaps and fills me with its pain. I run to you, heart pounding, head reeling, I've done it. I think this is it. I'm ready for this game I'm ready for the joy and tears prepared to take the pain so long as I can have you in any meagre way. I join the scrum and you are there. You catch the ball every time, I feel you at the side of me, we work as a team. And it's upon your arm that I learn to lean; for it is you who catches the ball and fields it every time. You pass to me, protect me and I trust that I am fine. I am safe, I am with you. I wish that this could finish there that I'll stay on that field, for, I swear,I felt that's the happiest I could ever be. But then you caught the ball you ran, not towards the finish line, nor the place where I waited, Still waiting for that ball. You ran. Now I'm out of the stadium, off of the pitch, the ball has been torn out of my grip, not by force but by trust alone. I'd convinced myself I was your own. You ran. I waited- You ran.
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Mar 16, 2013
Mar 16, 2013 at 5:09 PM UTC
American Football
It’s a slow slide to somewhere else...
 He shuffles, stumbles stammers and he sleeps.
 He knows I am his brother. I help him go for a wee in a bowl, we’re standing by the commode.
 He shuffles back to his comfy chair 
but only with my help. 
“Are you my brother?” “I am,” I say. Six years is a biggish gap between siblings.
 ‘Our Brian’ tolerated me... 
”Take Chris to the pictures”... ”Aw Mum, I’m 18... he’s only 12!!!” 
He headed on out with his mates, smirking, waving a ciggie and a beer.
 But, when he needed a whizzo batsman for his cricket team, who knew?
 I was strangely unavailable... But, I capitulated and said “OK I’ll play for you!” We won! At 81 he shuffles, he stammers, stumbles and he sleeps. He employed 300 people in factories overseas, 
spoke with authority, negotiating with emperors - always with total ease. Today he talks in whispers, his larynx squeaks; 
clatters like a broken pipe, every time he speaks...
 He shuffles, he stammers, stumbles and he sleeps ...for most of every day.
“ I am your brother aren’t I?”
 “You certainly are”, I say. He was the head of magistrates handing down the law... I joked... I called him ‘hang ‘em high Bri’, 
him judging slightly to the right of Atilla the *** 
I remind him of his past... and we smile ... (because of course it wasn’t true)....
 The last thing to die will be his sense of fun. He shuffles, stammers, stumbles and he sleeps. He played prop forward for Moseley’s first fifteen, maybe his problems started way back when...
 too many head clashes, line outs, scrum downs...
 That’s the last thing you’d think about back then. But there’s long term damage you might do...by just ‘being’. He stumbles, stammers, shuffles, 
dummies and scores in his dreams...as he sleeps. He even went to garden parties at the Queen’s Equery’s behest as well as, whilst in India, often - he’d be a Maharajah’s guest. And, when you mention it, he just smiles wryly
 and stares, with rictus grin. He IS in there! But that’s the trouble though... sometimes he IS locked IN! He stumbles, stammers, shuffles, smiles -
 and he does love to rest. But sometimes he will rally with a string of memories all lucid and true... and, if there’s food involved well, he’ll be at the table way ahead of you. That’s the quick shuffle! He makes good progress 
through all his favourite stuff, Then he’ll lie in his reclining chair 
and enjoy that customary nap 
You watch him closely - making sure he’s still breathing - thank heavens for that!
 He stumbles, wheezes when he talks -
 and shuffles when he walks... He shuffles, stumbles...then he sleeps! “You are my brother aren’t you?” “You know I am - for keeps! Love you Bri!”
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Jul 7, 2024
Jul 7, 2024 at 3:22 AM UTC
Foxtrot Oscar Mr Parkinson
It’s a slow slide to somewhere else...
 He shuffles, stumbles stammers and he sleeps.
 He knows I am his brother. I help him go for a wee in a bowl, we’re standing by the commode.
 He shuffles back to his comfy chair 
but only with my help. 
“Are you my brother?” “I am,” I say. Six years is a biggish gap between siblings.
 ‘Our Brian’ tolerated me... 
”Take Chris to the pictures”... ”Aw Mum, I’m 18... he’s only 12!!!” 
He headed on out with his mates, smirking, waving a ciggie and a beer.
 But, when he needed a whizzo batsman for his cricket team, who knew?
 I was strangely unavailable... But, I capitulated and said “OK I’ll play for you!” We won! At 81 he shuffles, he stammers, stumbles and he sleeps. He employed 300 people in factories overseas, 
spoke with authority, negotiating with emperors - always with total ease. Today he talks in whispers, his larynx squeaks; 
clatters like a broken pipe, every time he speaks...
 He shuffles, he stammers, stumbles and he sleeps ...for most of every day.
“ I am your brother aren’t I?”
 “You certainly are”, I say. He was the head of magistrates handing down the law... I joked... I called him ‘hang ‘em high Bri’, 
him judging slightly to the right of Atilla the *** 
I remind him of his past... and we smile ... (because of course it wasn’t true)....
 The last thing to die will be his sense of fun. He shuffles, stammers, stumbles and he sleeps. He played prop forward for Moseley’s first fifteen, maybe his problems started way back when...
 too many head clashes, line outs, scrum downs...
 That’s the last thing you’d think about back then. But there’s long term damage you might do...by just ‘being’. He stumbles, stammers, shuffles, 
dummies and scores in his dreams...as he sleeps. He even went to garden parties at the Queen’s Equery’s behest as well as, whilst in India, often - he’d be a Maharajah’s guest. And, when you mention it, he just smiles wryly
 and stares, with rictus grin. He IS in there! But that’s the trouble though... sometimes he IS locked IN! He stumbles, stammers, shuffles, smiles -
 and he does love to rest. But sometimes he will rally with a string of memories all lucid and true... and, if there’s food involved well, he’ll be at the table way ahead of you. That’s the quick shuffle! He makes good progress 
through all his favourite stuff, Then he’ll lie in his reclining chair 
and enjoy that customary nap 
You watch him closely - making sure he’s still breathing - thank heavens for that!
 He stumbles, wheezes when he talks -
 and shuffles when he walks... He shuffles, stumbles...then he sleeps! “You are my brother aren’t you?” “You know I am - for keeps! Love you Bri!”
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"Last a little longer!" The heart is getting colder. My mind trapped in the ocean. And I am trapped in my mind. This place is full of slow motion. Feel like I can not determine. Bruh, tell me what happens after when the lights out? Keep asking me the same thing, 'why?' May see the answer with magnifying. Might look cold from the outside But I am struggling in the dark side There is nowhere to get lost or hide They can't hear my scream from inside. Searched a switch, packed the emotions. "You gotta go, you gotta go!" My feet started to numb. Keep pushing the limit to overcome Heard a voice asking the net income Am I ready now, for the next scrum I know that I can't give up. I want peace of mind. ☾ M. E. Kuşaslan ✩ @lightinthedarknesspoetry
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Jun 21, 2019
Jun 21, 2019 at 1:26 PM UTC
lights out
Chums are settling in the back room of the Feast House ~ post and beam ember dreams gray fog fingers and draping fiords holding patron's gaze Dandan is nestled in a fireside chat (with a song from Jeremy playing from the high rafter) *sail east and greet the dawn young man, distant shores are converging* Old habits die hard for the Great Dane ~ whistling tunes in a somber minor, baritone sounds and orchestra strings rising from a distant, muted choir Ruby lips and finger tips scour the cockeyed soiree *the safe house is old and rendered, but well worth noting* Filling jars with pickled pears, the specialist weeds the white maggot and siphons his favoured grog "...shackle the outhouse my mates! the foreign scrum is bolting!"
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Jan 18, 2021
Jan 18, 2021 at 2:37 PM UTC
The Feast House
I was a pimply-faced youngster, fresh from the soot and grime of London’s East End. Removed unexpectedly from the bomb and blast and buzz-bomb of wartime London and deposited precipitately in the midst of South Wales in the heart of rugby-playing country. And I a soccer-playing kid from grubby back streets. What could I know of scrums and back-passes and blindsides? But I did my best, while ashamed to admit to my ignorance. We put our heads together. I thought it was a team consultation. (They told me later it was a scrum.) Someone shouted “heel”. I thought he was being abusive and the ball was so elusive, and I turned too sharply, and the upper part of my boot detached itself from the lower. (Our budget didn’t run to decent boots!) And the team coach came over to me and said “Didn’t you hear me say ‘heel’?” And I, on the top of my form, replied: “What shall it profit a man to win the whole game, but lose his sole?”
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Feb 5, 2015
Feb 5, 2015 at 10:52 AM UTC
OUT OF THE SCRUM
Oh, what a day for joy! One scrum and a run for score I'm making it, I'm making it And oh boy, what a win! May not be bigger than the rest, but never run. Never underestimate the tinier package. Unspoken contract in this wiring. Sitting at my desk, head in piles of paper unexpected surprise, really, a double take Jaw dropping through the floor, it's you.
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Feb 16, 2015
Feb 16, 2015 at 2:14 PM UTC
what a win!
Umbră a Nopții, te arată, Ca un vis ce-i rupt din Rai, Ce-n lumină ești scăldată, Mă chemai cu dulce grai. Mă-mbăt de-a ta ființă vie, De râsul tău cu gust amar, Ești dorul ce nu vrea să fie, Și visul stins ce-aprinde jar. Pășeai încet, cu glezna fină, Cu trupul tău sculptat în foc, Privirea ta, o vină plină Ce arde gândul, pas cu loc. Și-n urma ta, tăcerea plânge, Sub pași de vis, sub stinsul dor, Se frânge clipa, gându-nvinge, Rămân doar umbre care mor. Rămâi, icoană neuitată, Din nopți cu lună și parfum, O flacără nemângâiată, Ce arde-n mine negru scrum.
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Jun 29, 2025
Jun 29, 2025 at 5:44 PM UTC
Umbră a Nopții
A slave I was, but noble born, A prince to be, they said in scorn, A soldier bred, in pain and blood, A single wave within the flood. A war I fought, each battle won, A thousand dead, I spared no one, A field of spikes, my calling card, A broken mass all burned and scarred. A journey home, a prince at last, A world away, that war-torn past, A wife and son, a peace long sought, A haven from all those I fought. A tribute due, a price too high, A choice to make, to fight or die, A road to ride, a deal to make, A slender chance I have to take. A brother once, my noble kin, A traitor now, not worth his skin, A promise made, an oath he broke, A final straw, no time to choke. A war begun, a siege to come, A day to plan, before the scrum, A saviour found, a dream to dare, A hellish choice, this curse to bear.
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Sep 30, 2017
Sep 30, 2017 at 5:59 PM UTC
Son of the Dragon
wheel ding utmost pro lix: scrum compulsions won despite feeling dog tired, (like a ton of bricks weighed me down) while seduced by the sun solar radiation from the sky didst lightly run sans, i experienced a weird wired wider sensation pun knee sensation otherwise, this sun dry older puppy nun the wiser (feeling akin to an overly sated book worm to boot) on a Mon Day, nonetheless, forced by male incarnation from Lon don, (via NON FAKE voices inside my noggin) a potential *** these tired eyes, could NOT stop reading even with figurative gun at my head, until only sluggish progress made, which daunting task not fun bore witness thru novel (in this instance plotting thru - dun know if fie could finish One Hundred Years Of Solitude - by Gabriel Garcia Marquez) pea pulling his story with bun dulls of Hiss panic Alpha Numeric characters, - per printed page punctuated concluded with a period, (premature mental dejected *********** exclaimed how ah yee got trounced by harsh obsessive compulsive task master. "Nay unto you Matthew Scott"! Uttered by exactly same grievous rot while er...mailer daemon (as above, *** tent shill slave driver subsequently not quite ditto for identical bon mot mind wielding **** mask kid ding lot intonation, now setting me hot to worry about my thinning hair, the little atop nixed noggin aye got as expressed vis a vis A previous poem of mine titled 'Argh! I suffer the plight of Bad Hair Year In One Day!'
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Feb 28, 2018
Feb 28, 2018 at 7:05 PM UTC
rigid code of obsessions
I'm a bug I'm a little bug and I've got wings like the faerie feathers of humulus lupulus and I've got gilded fractures and they're a silly spiderweb I like to catch myself in sometimes and bounce bounce bounce around sticky wings sticky wings trampoline and here comes the spider he looks quite a bit like I do but he's got far more eyes than I remember and **** do I look tasty tasty let's tie you up tie you up I wanna see you squirmmmmmmmyum scrum didlyumptious and every strand is embraced by little pieces of ceramic and I'm a broken bowl with biting social commentary sewed back together with the gold leaves of King Louis XV's little harpy harp rococococococococococococococo
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Feb 5, 2015
Feb 5, 2015 at 10:27 AM UTC
rococococococo
the sky would burn and the sea would boil as they paid the price for human toil a spinning globe a pitch gray sky could absorb our poisons indefinitely so the earth as friend became our foe with a scrum of chemistry and below the mass of souls behind gilded screening search every toy for a scrap of meaning
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Oct 17, 2013
Oct 17, 2013 at 9:03 AM UTC
hey you get off a my cloud
Amid an ungracious scrum of DJ hum, Her unmoving eyes, hook and bind, Deceitful lips kiss a concrete grimace, Her lying words mix with cliched verbs, My screams, drowning in our dreams, No fairy-tale kiss exists, it's hopeless, The music meets radio screech, where life's a beach, My ears bleed, soul's ugly seed, that's all I need, Hate's taste, callous as fate, it's too late, Drunk on ***** lust, by dancer's ****** Heart-scars unscab, unbleedingly stabbed, Face writ with tear-stains, no pain, just bitter love remains, Drum's pulse, with heart's last heat, skipping beats, Guitar cracks, strings snap, take it back! Remake, dreamer awakes, it's all fake, Romeo is dead, it should've been Juliet instead.
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Jun 4, 2017
Jun 4, 2017 at 8:44 AM UTC
Fleet, Sweet and Heartbeat