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Title:
Point of departure.
Author:
Jan Miklaszewicz
Dirty Rumble ragged rumble down the city’s rugged back, Slice of window shimmers to and fro, Reflecting sickly shaking yellow innards of the bus, So to a silhouetted scene of streetlamp glow, Hissing to a sluggard straining stop, Braking aching stumble, Diesel engine grumble, Huddle now this glass and metal shelter, Halfway down the homeward helter-skelter, Dun rains now abated and the icy pools lie still, Turncoat sky delivered from the day, Dreamy oil paint puddles mirror crisply in the flesh, Christmas creatures moving muted in the fray, It’s become bitter black bones, Dark December night, Populace take flight, The few remaining structures from the war, Fingers from the past this skyline claw, The stop is filling spilling out on gum-stain paving stones, Debut mothers hard faced in the line, Displaced asylum citizens wear patent leather shoes, And a clubfoot fusilier steps in time, Watches tick the seconds thick, Razor wind lazy, All gone crazy, Freezing wheezing waiting for the bus, No mutiny, no massacre, no fuss, Washed away with memory the loathsome lurching ride, This fizzing fume and heartless headlamp glare, Unclassified and transient business clawing at the sides, Shifting shadows shattered and austere, Disembark from stark to dark, Key in lock, The naked knock, A nail bludgeoned into place, Another empty day laid waste.
Cut Rumble ragged rumble down the city's homeward helter moving muted in the fray. It's shoes and a clubfoot fusilier steps this loathsome lurching back, slice of window shimmers to and fro reflecting now creatures black bones: dark December night, populace take flight. The few seconds thick. Razor and heartless headlamp glare. Unclassified and transient bus. So to a sluggard skelter. Dun rains still, turncoat sky from the out on gum-stain paving in gone shadows shattered and the naked knock. A nail bludgeoned grumble. Huddle icy pools lie puddles mirror crisply in the line. Displaced wind lazy, all mutiny, no massacre, lock, empty day laid waste. Rugged sickly straining stop; braking aching stumble; diesel shelter half-way down become bitter remaining structures stones, debut mothers hard-faced leather ride; this fizzing fume clawing at the into place; another this glass and metal now abated and the past asylum citizens wear patent time. Watches tick the business austere. Disembark from shaking yellow innards of delivered from the day. Dreamy oil-paint from the war; fingers crazy. Freezing wheezing waiting for the bus: no memory sides, shifting to a silhouetted scene of streetlamp glow. Hissing engine the flesh Christmas this skyline claw. Bus stop filling spilling no fuss. Washed away with stark to dark, key in. Particularly taken with: Dreamy oil paint from the war & hard-faced leather ride & all mutiny, no massacre.
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Title:
Spam
Author:
Carl Glover
Before Spam, Spam, Bloody Spam Spam, spam, bloody spam. Who do these Suckers think I am? With weird subject titles, and absurd content Do they really think that I will consent And click where they ask me to I mean, come on, what would they do? It's totally outrageous. It's equally pathetic. Let's call a halt to this mindless pandemic. After Spam, ask would outrageous. It's absurd me to I mean, they content Do they really think they consent And click do? It's a totally I am. With weird subject will halt to this mindless pandemic. come on, what where titles, pathetic. Let's call spam, that I Spam, bloody spam. Who and equally Bloody Spam Spam, do these Suckers think
At least two pearls - "Let's call spam, that I Spam, bloody spam." and "It's totally I am."
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Title:
Last orders.
Author:
Jan Miklaszewicz
Before: The men barricading the bar resemble the dogs they keep. It’s said behaviour’s drawn down the leash; I’m not so sure that’s true. The animals know best what happens here. Meat raffle, strained smoke, and export lager. On ecstatic pills they shuffle between melancholy and manic; the puzzled sense there must be more can’t shake them from the Vine. The women haunting the tables swill the ice in their drinks. From hole-punched eyes and faulty smiles the question begs at me: was their kindness stolen or just buried real well? They all sup drowning in the past, taking on the meanness of the men who’ve left them, inflicting these ghosts on someone new, entwining them with the Vine. I’m crumbling in the corner. A last gasped cigarette soaks up the bottleneck beer. Do I really want to see? Through this glass bottom lens there’s nothing between us. Spilling over with burning boredom, wishing I was someone, something, someplace else; waiting for I don’t know what to pluck me from the Vine. After: The men barricading the keep. It’s true. The happens ice at or just buried real in them, inflicting new, entwining boredom, wishing what to Vine. bar resemble the dogs they best what the kindness stolen well? They all sup drowning on someone burning from the said behaviour’s drawn so sure that’s smiles the question begs the past, taking on men who’ve left I don’t know down the leash; I’m not animals know faulty me: was their the meanness of the these ghosts for pluck me here. Meat raffle, strained ecstatic must from the Vine. The women them with the corner. A to lens there’s nothing between smoke, and export lager. On shake them haunting the tables swill Vine. I’m crumbling in the glass bottom us. Spilling over with pills they shuffle puzzled sense there in their drinks. From last gasped cigarette soaks I really want I was someone between melancholy and manic; the be more can’t hole-punched eyes and up the bottleneck beer. Do see? Through this something, someplace else; waiting. My four faves: 1) I'm crumbling in the glass bottom (been there before) 2) Puzzled sense there in their drinks (and there) 3) I really want I was someone between melancholy and manic (and here) 4) Strained ecstatic must from the Vine (perhaps a fine vintage?)
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Title:
Meanwhile
Author:
Peter Philips
Original Itching for their moment's glory Always the same old story Be it war, or be it peace Looking for that same release Politicians, leaders, takers Officials, athletes, image-makers Pop-stars, players, all who compete Euphoric in victory, sour in defeat Gambling all for their next fix Winners are also losers It’s what makes them tick Cut-up Itching for the losers It’s all for their same old story Be release Politicians, leaders, it peace Looking athletes, image-makers Pop-stars, sour in defeat Gambling next glory Always that same in victory, what be fix Winners are also compete Euphoric for their moment's who makes them tick all takers Officials, it war, or players,
Whta an interesting idea. Partcularly like: 1) Itching for the losers 2) Gambling next glory 3) Euphoric for their moment's who makes them tick all takers
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Title:
Why so didst thou?
Author:
Jan Miklaszewicz
BEFORE What you've done cannot be named. Why so didst thou? Why so didst thou? The words have not yet been ordained. Why so didst thou? Why so didst thou? Denied the language can I think it? Devoid of mouthparts can drink it? What you've done cannot be named. Why so didst thou? Why so didst thou? What you've done steals every scene. Why so didst thou? Why so didst thou? Bespoils and bludgeons every dream. Why so didst thou? Why so didst thou? A thousand years won't see me through it. Taking your life won't undo it. What you've done cannot be named. Why so didst thou? Why so didst thou? AFTER What you've done it? Devoid of mouthparts can drink dream. Why so didst thou? see Why so didst thou? The so didst thou? scene. Why won't it. What you've done cannot didst thou? think didst thou? Bespoils and bludgeons your life so didst. Why so didst done didst thou? Why be named. Why so didst cannot be named. Why so didst it? What you've Why so every me through it. Taking thou? thou? words have cannot be named. Why so didst thou? A thousand years not yet been ordained. Why so thou? What you've done steals every won't undo thou? Why thou? Denied the language can I so didst Why so FAVES: 1) Deviod of mouthparts can drink dream. 2) Bespoils and bludgeons your life so didst. 3) Denied the language can I so.
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Title:
Be Me
Author:
Tanya Withers
Is it just me who needs to be free; who just wants to be; who isn't lonely? Is it just me? Is it just me who doesn't want ties; who hates 'do or dies'; who dates the wrong guys? Is it just me? Is it just me who can think for herself; who doesn't crave wealth; who likes being 'on the shelf'? Is it just me? Is it just me who likes a good chat; who hates 'tit for tat'; who thinks you're a rat? Is it just me?
Shaken hates me? be me who can just wrong guys? Is herself; who needs to me who shelf'? Is likes a it just me who just me? free; who it it just thinks you're a rat? Is isn't me who Is hates 'do or just the Is it Is likes being chat; who Is dates the it want ties; who me? good tat'; who just wants to think just lonely? Is it doesn't it me? dies'; who for for 'on just 'tit doesn't crave wealth; who just be; who it
Great line Be me, who can just wrong guys.
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Title:
Bust up.
Author:
Jan Miklaszewicz
Before Bus stop. Head in pieces. Been so damned cold lately. Tracksuit mum calls her kid a cunt. Charming. Still drunk. Eight till late night. Left the club around two? Vodka handbags stag do in drag. Shooters. Backwards. To the Hog's Head. Ken Dodd's dad's dog did what? Such a bizarre conversation. Drink less. Perfume. Too much perfume. Pink tops just don't suit him. She's not even wearing a thong. Slapper. Move on. Time goes nowhere. Mixing drinks does the trick. First one always goes down easy. Sober. After Bus damned cold thong. Slapper. Move on. Time drag. Shooters. Backwards. To the Hog's the stag dog did what? Such suit him. She's not even bizarre conversation. Drink less. Perfume. Too much dad's perfume. Pink always goes drinks does mum calls trick. First one stop. Head in pieces. Been so goes till do in club around two? Vodka handbags drunk. Eight tops just don't the lately. Tracksuit late a wearing a Head. Ken Dodd's down easy. Sober. night. Left nowhere. Mixing her kid a cunt. Charming. Still.
Can't help but laugh at the cut-up version - it portrays just what your brain gets like when you are shit-faced.
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Title:
Doubt
Author:
Carl Glover
for Jan Uncut Not me. I couldn't have. I loved you far too much. Not that you didn't deserve it. You did. Out there. For all to see. Photos of you somehow removed from their secret albumn How so? Not sure that you can face it, and how do I feel? Sorry? I guess so. Life tends to do this. There's you grovelling now, tearful, fearful, ashamed. Perhaps, or not, who knows, but you? Are you? It worked Did you doubt it? But I am unimpressed. My attention was all yours - You lost it. Cut Up
it. I from their Life but to do this. or you now, tearful, fearful, deserve it. You Not of not, see. Photos I attention Not you so? worked Did you doubt you there For all to didn't you? Are you? all couldn't secret somehow removed me. I tends guess feel? Sorry? loved who can face it, ashamed. Perhaps, knows, You lost how do so. It much. Not albumn How it? But unimpressed. My yours that There's you sure that too I was am - Out and far you grovelling did. have I.
'Did you doubt you there' and 'loved who can face it'. - say it all!
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