All we can remember
Were his thumbs,
They looked like
Two huge
Chewed teats
On a cow’s
Ageing udder,
Accidents
Lost at the sides
Of his hands,
Two disfigured
Batons,
Waggling
Vibrations
Whenever he spoke;
His words
We can never recall.
All we can remember
Were his thumbs,
They looked like
Two huge
Chewed teats
On a cow’s
Ageing udder,
Accidents
Lost at the sides
Of his hands,
Two disfigured
Batons,
Waggling
Vibrations
Whenever he spoke;
His words
We can never recall.
There’s just
A sauntering cat
Looking for some elasticated
Moonlight to bathe in
And purr out it’s
Soft acapella;
I’ve ignored the news,
Spoken with friends
And simplified my footsteps,
Everything is quiet.
This rain beats down like lost applause
As these cold winds conduct a fresh shiver,
Tiny rivers track hill roads,
Spiders spin and then drown
And cars mount the kerb to park up,
Just waiting for that sweet whispered lull
In a void soaked with patience,
In the gap between nature and nurture,
Staring without song,
Fingers tapping.