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    Re: Today's poet

    Quote Originally Posted by Mossdog View Post
    Along Poem About Fell Running

    I wrote
    a long poem
    about fell running.
    I came back
    after a day
    to re-read
    and thought
    you ****in' pseud!


    Anyone spot any irony around here - I need some shirts doing?
    That made me laugh but I would still like to read the original!

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    well, I've just been invited to the pub for a swift half but no doubt I will call back here later and see what other great stuff has been posted. Have a good evening all, see you later.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Hes View Post
    12 miles of hilly torture...don't you just love it! Just what I needed and what a moon. Hope you enjoyed your cuppa HHH. Sounds like you had a long hard week especially with your new career as stuntman.
    Busy week. Lots of letters to write. Cuppa just hit the spot thanks.

    Hilly torture sounds just like what I do for fun. You are getting in some good miles in. Sounds good.

    How come the moon looks so big near the horizon? That's tonight Google challenge to myself.

    Enjoy your half. Make it two!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Hes View Post
    Mister's mistress

    Today I got a mail that wasn't meant for me
    it was written by a man I'd loved who's love was not to be
    he'd cast his net and drawn me in til I was dreaming merrily
    of his hebridean accent and his cottage by the sea
    I gave my heart, I gave my soul and then reality,
    I found he had a woman and he wasn't really free.
    It took a year to leave him but I did it painfully
    and today the mist has lifted and I see things differently.
    So now I read his words...oh the familiarity
    the woman that he writes to is his mistress just like me
    so I click reply to sender and make the following plea
    for god sake love your woman and leave this lady be.

    A Nonny Mouse
    Love it!.....who is this nonny mouse person?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Alf View Post
    excellent stuff ! it really paints a mental picture that
    thanks for all your lovely comments about those little lines!...the moon seems too inspire a few poems or two!...

    loving all the haiku tonight

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    Quote Originally Posted by Hes View Post
    well, I've just been invited to the pub for a swift half but no doubt I will call back here later and see what other great stuff has been posted. Have a good evening all, see you later.
    wot? a fell poet with a social life? we can't have that missus!!!!!!!

    have fun and have a half for me...

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    Charlie's Girlfriend
    Selima Hill

    When God made Charlie
    He said "Listen Charlie,

    soon I will be sending you
    a girlfriend

    and when you see her
    you must shriek at her

    and grab at her by the hair
    and then lean in

    and peck her on the cheek
    until she pouts

    and starts to make
    peculiar little kissing -noises

    and this will means she loves you!
    And I do!

    I let him pinch the raisins
    from the fruitcake

    and hide them for him
    in my ears and hair.

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    Quote Originally Posted by freckle View Post
    Love it!.....who is this nonny mouse person?
    A Nony mouse is a person who's suffered a 'bad love' experience, reckon there's a lot of em about

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    Re: Today's poet

    Quote Originally Posted by Hes View Post
    Mister's mistress

    Today I got a mail that wasn't meant for me
    it was written by a man I'd loved who's love was not to be
    he'd cast his net and drawn me in til I was dreaming merrily
    of his hebridean accent and his cottage by the sea
    I gave my heart, I gave my soul and then reality,
    I found he had a woman and he wasn't really free.
    It took a year to leave him but I did it painfully
    and today the mist has lifted and I see things differently.
    So now I read his words...oh the familiarity
    the woman that he writes to is his mistress just like me
    so I click reply to sender and make the following plea
    for god sake love your woman and leave this lady be.

    A Nonny Mouse
    Your better off without
    Mrs N. Mouse
    One day you'll see the love you give,
    Returned, and happily you'll live

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    Re: Today's poet

    sign outside a London block of flats

    Honestly, do we have to spell it out?
    No tents, space-hoppers, orgies, Brussels sprout
    enthusiasts, no sponsored squirrel fights,
    no Ayurvedic quacks, no woolly tights,

    no weeping for the joy you think you’re owed,
    no winking at the house across the road,
    dividing rainbows into seven strands
    of single colour, no quick show of hands,

    no pastry-cutting, origami, chess,
    no taking pleasure in your own success,
    no sand, no shark impressions, no culottes
    no Christmas pantomimes, no liver spots,

    no lurking in the shadows by the shed,
    no improvised salutes, no olive bread,
    no weightless floating with an auctioneer
    in the small pond. No ponds. Hope that’s now clear.

    Pessimism for Beginners, Sophie Hannah (Carcanet, 2007)

    This poem is called No ball games by Sophie Hannah.
    I have often seen this sign and wished i could convert the sign into a poem.I think Sophie has done a great job.

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