MooseBreath Posted 3 October 2013 Posted 3 October 2013 The soppiest one I've done You Sleep On Our hands touch You close your eyes I whisper I love you You sleep on. Your touch relights my memories The day you said I do The smile of our newborn son Tiny fingers clutching ours. The first nervous steps Hands reaching out The lead in the school play A son we are so proud. The years they pass The memories always remain You drift back and forth As against the odds you fight. You smile as our hands touch You close your eyes I hear you whisper I love you You sleep on. And I wait. beautiful Untitled.mp3
Rincewind Posted 3 October 2013 Author Posted 3 October 2013 I bought Reqeium for a Doomed Youth the other week. Some photos not for the weak hearted. It also tells the stories of the war poets.
Guest MattP Posted 3 October 2013 Posted 3 October 2013 Into my heart an air that killsFrom yon far country blows:What are those blue remembered hills,What spires, what farms are those? That is the land of lost content,I see it shining plain,The happy highways where I wentAnd cannot come again.
Vlad the Fox Posted 3 October 2013 Posted 3 October 2013 I bought Reqeium for a Doomed Youth the other week. Some photos not for the weak hearted. It also tells the stories of the war poets. I downloaded the war poems of Siegfried Sassoon free from kindle a month or two back. I think the imagery that some of the poems conjure up really do give some vivid snapshots of the horror of war. I think it's the not only the waste of life but the waste of youth, or the loss of youth, for the survivors that is so sad in many of these poems.
MPH Posted 4 October 2013 Posted 4 October 2013 Boom boom boom, Boom boom boom. Boom boom boom.... Boom boom boom.
Vlad the Fox Posted 4 October 2013 Posted 4 October 2013 Boom boom boom, Boom boom boom. Boom boom boom.... Boom boom boom. Baldricks work is very under appreciated I feel. Here is another one of his gems. Hear the words I sing, War's a horrid thing, So I sing sing sing...ding-a-ling-a-ling.
MPH Posted 4 October 2013 Posted 4 October 2013 Baldricks work is very under appreciated I feel. Here is another one of his gems. Hear the words I sing, War's a horrid thing, So I sing sing sing...ding-a-ling-a-ling. That's an absolute gem...
Smudge Posted 4 October 2013 Posted 4 October 2013 There was an young man named Zingari Who only talked in Polari He talked on his own Or with some omi-palone In the back of a four seat Ferrari While driving one day He saw Bone Dog, he’s gay Oh Dog you look bona my friend Oo ta said he, could you give it to me I’m fagged out so give us a lend They went for buvares They danced and they parlez’d Till Boney could stand it no more Oh my said Zing, with a wry little grin Let’s go to the cottage next door Bonaroo! shouted Bone Lets take them all home To the delight of all who was there We’ll play till dawn while suppressing a yawn And hoping they all get their share
Rincewind Posted 4 October 2013 Author Posted 4 October 2013 I admire the effort and thought gome into that. I have done another poem inspired by my unfortunate viewing of part of the jeremy Kyle show. I have to post it on my blog first which may be tricky because of difficulty with light and typing.
Trav Le Bleu Posted 4 October 2013 Posted 4 October 2013 Foxestalk Oh Foxestalk. Lamby stalk. Others baulk. Football Forum. No decorum. Can't Score 'em. Ticket to travel. Trav'll Travel? Tickets unravel. General chat. Welcome mat. I'll have that! Footie 'n' sport. No report. Come to naught. PC 'n' games. Know FIFA names. P***ing shames. Music Forum. 1D adore 'em. Must ignore 'em. Support Feedback? Speaker stack? Load of cack! It's a lark. Bright spark. Thanks Mark!
BoneDog Posted 4 October 2013 Posted 4 October 2013 I could have sworn there was a love ode in here earlier involving myself. If I dreamt it I won't be happy.
Zingari Posted 5 October 2013 Posted 5 October 2013 I could have sworn there was a love ode in here earlier involving myself. If I dreamt it I won't be happy. You weren't dreaming , It's been removed by the author cuz he thought we'd be offended
Rincewind Posted 5 October 2013 Author Posted 5 October 2013 CHAV PHILOSOPHY Your boyfriend is sleeping with his best friend’s wife. You believe your father has been gay all his life. You think your girlfriend is the street whore. You suspect your husband is the worlds worst bore. The secrets you have you would never tell. Or air your dirty laundry, to the world scream and yell. Keep it to yourself, no-one must ever know. Although you are perfect for the Jeremy Kyle Show.
BoneDog Posted 6 October 2013 Posted 6 October 2013 You weren't dreaming , It's been removed by the author cuz he thought we'd be offended I thought it was quite good and wasn't offended Although I must add that if me and you were the only two human survivors of the apocalypse and we stumbled upon a Tesco warehouse full of champagne crates and Haddock and Sweet Potato Gratin ready meals, then I still don't think anything untoward would happen.
Mike Oxlong Posted 6 October 2013 Posted 6 October 2013 Whilst wandering lonely as a cloud I wondered who's the dirtiest in Girls Aloud Copyright - Mike Oxlong 2013
BoneDog Posted 6 October 2013 Posted 6 October 2013 Not even holding hands? We could hold hands to help eachother over the rubble but that's where the line would be drawn.
Webbo Posted 6 October 2013 Posted 6 October 2013 There was an young man named Zingari Who only talked in Polari He talked on his own Or with some omi-palone In the back of a four seat Ferrari While driving one day He saw Bone Dog, he’s gay Oh Dog you look bona my friend Oo ta said he, could you give it to me I’m fagged out so give us a lend They went for buvares They danced and they parlez’d Till Boney could stand it no more Oh my said Zing, with a wry little grin Let’s go to the cottage next door Bonaroo! shouted Bone Lets take them all home To the delight of all who was there We’ll play till dawn while suppressing a yawn And hoping they all get their share Restored by popular demand
Zingari Posted 6 October 2013 Posted 6 October 2013 i imagine Smudge to read it out in a Kenneth Williams voice
Smudge Posted 6 October 2013 Posted 6 October 2013 i imagine Smudge to read it out in a Kenneth Williams voice I sound a lot more like Hugh Paddick
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