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Stream of Consciousness Ramblings

My stream of consciousness runs

As the clock ticks.

The night is dark.

My heart is part dark.

I hear the TV

In the other room.

I imagine a girl’s perfume

But it is just I

Alone, unable to call.

Yet I may fall again

When I return to the capital city.

I can be witty

And I have desired pretty

Girls. I still do so,

But know

The night is cold

And I grow old

As the clock ticks the hours away.

In May

Girls dance around the pole.

I desire women and wine,

But time is short

And what I ought

To do

Is …

But to kiss

A girl’s soft lips

And for it to be meaningful

Would kill

This itch of mine

For women and wine.

Or perhaps I lie

To myself.

It is a truism

That wealth can not buy

Happiness.

Yet I

Continue to lie …

 

Cupid’s Bow

She wore heels

And brought a short

Dress to fulfil his fantasy.

 

 

They drank wine

To kill the time

And hide

The emptiness they both denied.

 

His transfer

Made everything fair and square.

And no arrow fell

From Cupid’s bow.

Philosophical Holly

A philosophical young lady named Holly

Owns an old and interesting folly.

I’ve talked of philosophy

With pretty Miss Lee –

But now lets discuss Holly’s folly …

Desires

I have desired

The fire

And sought for sparks

In another’s heart.

 

I have made art

From lust and dust

And found fleeting charms

In no lover’s arms.

 

I have heard words

And known the lies.

But a girl’s thighs

Delight. And the night

Covers many a fall.

 

I lost my grace

Many years ago

And know

The sadness that hides behind

The painted face,

The silk and lace.

 

Yet we both smile

And play the game

For we all fall

In the end

Be we lovers.

Or a kind of friend.

Lou’s Irish Stew

I met a young lady named Lou

Who lay bathing in Irish Stew.

When I played on my flute

She said, “do you like beetroot?

And do join me in this stew!”

 

With the Dark

With the dark

And the light

In my heart

I make art.

 

I play a part.

The stage light

Illumines the night.

 

For a while

I smile

Then comes the dark.

 

 

Missing Dinner

There once was a terrible old sinner

Who ate all of my Christmas dinner!

I locked him away

Until New Year’s Day

And ignored his cries for his dinner!

Closing

The clock ticks another year towards its close.

Winter’s clothes will soon replace autumn’s leaf-strewn face.

Spring lies well concealed in the wings

And summertime is a half remembered rhyme

In the ageing poet’s mind

Where everything repeats

And time defeats.

Until all as leaves fall.

Pantomime

She makes no confession

Of her profession

As out of her clothes she slips.

They joke that “it’s friends with benefits”.

 

The clock ticks

And Cinderela is gone.

But no shoe is left behind

For a prince to find.

 

There is no Fairy Godmother.

Yet girls discover

A lover of a kind

In this passing pantomime