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  1. #2511
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    Re: Today's poet

    Quote Originally Posted by XRunner View Post
    They could visit this place
    Brilliant

    I'm astounded at your knowledge of arses of the Midlands!

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    Mmmmm who is darker than plath?....why hughes of course!!!! (at times)...but not necessarily in this one...!!!!

    Lovesong

    He loved her and she loved him.
    His kisses sucked out her whole past and future or tried to
    He had no other appetite
    She bit him she gnawed him she sucked
    She wanted him complete inside her
    Safe and sure forever and ever
    Their little cries fluttered into the curtains

    Her eyes wanted nothing to get away
    Her looks nailed down his hands his wrists his elbows
    He gripped her hard so that life
    Should not drag her from that moment
    He wanted all future to cease
    He wanted to topple with his arms round her
    Off that moment's brink and into nothing
    Or everlasting or whatever there was

    Her embrace was an immense press
    To print him into her bones
    His smiles were the garrets of a fairy palace
    Where the real world would never come
    Her smiles were spider bites
    So he would lie still till she felt hungry
    His words were occupying armies
    Her laughs were an assassin's attempts
    His looks were bullets daggers of revenge
    His glances were ghosts in the corner with horrible secrets
    His whispers were whips and jackboots
    Her kisses were lawyers steadily writing
    His caresses were the last hooks of a castaway
    Her love-tricks were the grinding of locks
    And their deep cries crawled over the floors
    Like an animal dragging a great trap
    His promises were the surgeon's gag
    Her promises took the top off his skull
    She would get a brooch made of it
    His vows pulled out all her sinews
    He showed her how to make a love-knot
    Her vows put his eyes in formalin
    At the back of her secret drawer
    Their screams stuck in the wall

    Their heads fell apart into sleep like the two halves
    Of a lopped melon, but love is hard to stop

    In their entwined sleep they exchanged arms and legs
    In their dreams their brains took each other hostage

    In the morning they wore each other's face

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    Quote Originally Posted by Derby Tup View Post
    I guessed what the link was without looking at it

    Was down in that part of the Peak on Sunday for Tanky's. A wonderful area
    Yep - a canny looking arse.
    And DT - i also have the see-through vinyl John Cooper Clarke 10" disc. Beasley Street, Gimmix, Gaberdeen Angus, Twat, Majorca and the Bronze Adonis, Kung Fu international & probably more. I particularly like his put-down to a heckler "I can't hear you, mate, your mouth's full of shit!".

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    Quote Originally Posted by freckle View Post
    Mmmmm who is darker than plath?....why hughes of course!!!! (at times)...but not necessarily in this one...!!!!

    Lovesong

    He loved her and she loved him.
    His kisses sucked out her whole past and future or tried to
    He had no other appetite
    She bit him she gnawed him she sucked
    She wanted him complete inside her
    Safe and sure forever and ever
    Their little cries fluttered into the curtains

    Her eyes wanted nothing to get away
    Her looks nailed down his hands his wrists his elbows
    He gripped her hard so that life
    Should not drag her from that moment
    He wanted all future to cease
    He wanted to topple with his arms round her
    Off that moment's brink and into nothing
    Or everlasting or whatever there was

    Her embrace was an immense press
    To print him into her bones
    His smiles were the garrets of a fairy palace
    Where the real world would never come
    Her smiles were spider bites
    So he would lie still till she felt hungry
    His words were occupying armies
    Her laughs were an assassin's attempts
    His looks were bullets daggers of revenge
    His glances were ghosts in the corner with horrible secrets
    His whispers were whips and jackboots
    Her kisses were lawyers steadily writing
    His caresses were the last hooks of a castaway
    Her love-tricks were the grinding of locks
    And their deep cries crawled over the floors
    Like an animal dragging a great trap
    His promises were the surgeon's gag
    Her promises took the top off his skull
    She would get a brooch made of it
    His vows pulled out all her sinews
    He showed her how to make a love-knot
    Her vows put his eyes in formalin
    At the back of her secret drawer
    Their screams stuck in the wall

    Their heads fell apart into sleep like the two halves
    Of a lopped melon, but love is hard to stop

    In their entwined sleep they exchanged arms and legs
    In their dreams their brains took each other hostage

    In the morning they wore each other's face
    Wowee. That's kind of intense.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Harry H Howgill View Post
    Wowee. That's kind of intense.


    Yup!....that ted hughes he was a right one! boy would i have liked to have met him...................ahem......

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    Quote Originally Posted by Old Whippet View Post
    And DT - i also have the see-through vinyl John Cooper Clarke 10" disc. Beasley Street, Gimmix, Gaberdeen Angus, Twat, Majorca and the Bronze Adonis, Kung Fu international & probably more. I particularly like his put-down to a heckler "I can't hear you, mate, your mouth's full of shit!".
    I've seen him live three or four times and he's brilliant and very funny. 'I was going to read you some of Tennyson's stuff tonight, but why should I, he never read any of mine!'
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    Quote Originally Posted by Derby Tup View Post
    I've seen him live three or four times and he's brilliant and very funny. 'I was going to read you some of Tennyson's stuff tonight, but why should I, he never read any of mine!'

    he is doing a gig at york on jan 22nd...see below...

    http://www.seetickets.com/see/price....lg&code=410401

    i might see if i can make it, although it might drive me a bit potty if this is anything to go by...
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OGWhj...eature=related
    Last edited by freckle; 08-12-2009 at 11:37 PM.

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    Quote Originally Posted by freckle View Post
    he is doing a gig at york on jan 22nd...see below...

    http://www.seetickets.com/see/price....lg&code=410401

    i might see if i can make it
    Wonder if we could have our FPS vests ready in time ....
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    Quote Originally Posted by Harry H Howgill View Post
    Brilliant

    I'm astounded at your knowledge!
    Try reading the epic 20,000 line poem:-

    The Twelve Parts of Derbyshire by Edward Boaden Thomas

    There are copies on Ebay and ABE

    I have a first edition (all four volumes) leather bound presentation copy
    with a personal dedication by the author.
    Last edited by XRunner; 09-12-2009 at 12:37 AM.

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    Re: Today's poet

    Fifteen quid Frank Sidebottom Looks like a good do!
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