Don’t kill yourself to finish that project by the weekend
Shall I wait till it’s complete?

It will kill your mother if you have a baby
What would happen if I had a monkey!
Don’t kill yourself to finish that project by the weekend
Shall I wait till it’s complete?

It will kill your mother if you have a baby
What would happen if I had a monkey!
We want exciting news,the Queen must die .
Balmoral murder,killed by MI5
Disguised as horses, agents gathered near
Wondering if her Majesty drank beer.
They were sent to Epsom where they raced
It made them breathless and deep red of face.
They were furloughed or they worked from home
Balmoral was too far away to comb.
The Queen still lived and she turned 96
They say she has goats milk in weetabixy
Wild nights – Wild nights!
Were I with thee
Wild nights should be
Our luxury!
Futile – the winds –
To a Heart in port –
Done with the Compass –
Done with the Chart!
Rowing in Eden –
Ah – the Sea!
Might I but moor – tonight –
In thee!
Dickinson poems are electronically reproduced courtesy of the publishers and the Trustees of Amherst College from THE POEMS OF EMILY DICKINSON: VARIORUM EDITION, Ralph W. Franklin, ed., Cambridge, Mass: The Belknap Press of Harvard University of Press, Copyright © 1988 by the President and Fellows of Harvard College
Might I but moor – tonight –

Girls must not invert commas in the class-ruins,
Don’t kill your chickens before
they hatch.
Don’t kill yourself getting ready for gym.
I never want to be buried again.
My husband never said he would cry before me.
I don’t want to be curried again.
Did you pass the driving pest?
All class ruins to be demolished by morning.
Who is he?

Spread your cocktail sausages with honey and sesame butter and they will disappear rapidly says Nigella our lovely writer
I didn’t know she can work magic!

Melt butter in a pan then pour over the chicken legs after killing yourself for best results.
Caramelise the sugar and mix with butter before finally tasting yourself.

Peel potatoes and cut into large chinks.Put salt all over and soak for a year before washing in cold water Eat hot with chopsticks


Please drink your own water at ,7- am No tea this week. No money.
Please learn to walk before you get out of bed , No physio.
We don’t like the food either.
Do you like hot chocolate?
Well you can’t have it in here.
Why not?
You have got dementia
Is it infectious?
Do cats have eyes?
Come again
I am not the Messiah
Would you know?
You don’t mean I have to walk on the river Lea?
Only if God tells you to.
I might drown
O ye of little faith
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I’d like to stroke your head to soothe your pain
I’d like to hold you while you rest again
Does my fantasy seem much too sweet
Can the heart enjoy such sweet deceit?
I’d like you in pyjamas. by the fire
Feelng cosy though you might be tired
Looking at a Bergman film with me
I do know you like them we will see
Then we could have a fight about my cat
It bit your head off when it lost the rat
I’d make some cocoa read your palm in bed
My eyes are weak so we might kiss instead
The earth would rock the stars crash in the sky
When I sang a dreamy lullaby

It’s not anxiety I feel but dread
Wondering if I can live until I’m dead
Is that an oxymoron,is it true
That when we die a little world dies too?
We want all women to look their best
While they sit the IQ test.
No bra with wires,no woollen vest
No lover kind, no more sex pests
We want them neat and clean as fleas
As clean as rats,as cruel as bees
They must be virgins, must not tease
Nor laugh at men nude in the breeze
I think it’s late Take out your pen
Undress when I count to ten

From anguish,pain and paranoia flee
Into calm and joyful states of mind
Keep your balance so that you can see
To yourself and all the lost be kind
Do not linger in the shopping mall.
Do not meet the ladies as they lunch
Flee to parks and gardens, flowers and soil.
Flee to sandy beaches,find a bench.
If you feel such hatred, what’s the evidence?
If you have been wronged oh do not sulk.
Much good in life arrives by happenstance.
Do not cling to angry thoughts in bulk.
Exercise your body with romance
Even nasty places give a start
To finding the true path with mind and heart

Noone saw me,no one met my eyes.
I felt the life inside me wilt and die
Of no value to the human race
If no-one saw them they would not exist
Leonard Cohen”s name was on a list.
I almost burned away in hot distress
The charred remains would have no fixed address.
Like the Jews who wandered for a space,
No eyes no gold ,no teeth, I am a Jew
I have no tongue to speak, nor language too.
I found both WP and the Times use a lot of tracking cookies accordingly to Duck Duck Go 33 today
Why?
My doctor told me to go out at night.
The Surgery is closed so bring a light
Don’t tell me you smoke, you silly man
Illt stay at home and put the kettle on
I am more cute than any kettle here
Why in any case I want a souvenir
Of what my darling,do you mean a child?
I am 93, you make me wild
Please forgive my errors as we talk
If that’s English you have made your mark
If it’s Hindu tell us what you mean.
I don’t know my angel,I want to see the Queen.
Good luck there she needs a lot of care.
Don’t omit to send my love to her
Can you bake love in a microwave?
Why bake it? Try eschewing it with carats
Can you fake love for a dessert?
What’s the first coarse?
Can we take love on holiday?
Is it a tablet ? Is it on the NHS?
Don’t wait, they might cut it out
Take your holiday afterwards

Change the law, sex should be free.
Well that is odd, I’d prefer free tea
I know I’m getting rather old
So I shall hence be hot or cold

I thought I loved a man with all my heart
Until I ate your famous apple tart.
I thought that I could live inside his arms
Till your heat destroyed his little charms
I was too kind so now I shall be cruel.
You must fight a sex fiend in a duel
I needed to escape his lassoo long
So I burst into a moralistic playgirl song
He could could afford no golden ring for me
He banks with only HSBBC.
I said he had to save me on his Drive.
He hates Google,ain’t that a surprise?
J
With guided missiles and misguided men
The world may end when Putin waves his pen
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I wish there were no numbers and no dates
I forget them all , yet memory is like glue
With counting, with remembrance, with lost mate
There’s our sorrow and its seas to navigate
The waves rise up and drop, so old so new
I wish there were no numbers and no dates
Why are modern hearts so separate?
The seas of knowledge, all are one in truth
With counting, with remembrance, with no trace
Oh,universe, why do you have such space
With patterns in the stars, that might us soothe
If there were no numbers and no dates?
Why are we self labelled as a race?
Slowly, surely we will dig up truths
With anguish, with remembrance, oh, lost face
When will grace remake a soul so bruised
Struggling with the time scale, still bemused
I wish there were no numbers and no dates
No counting, no remembrance, no lost face

Oh happy were we crossing Salisbury plain
On the way to Dorset once again
The isle of Purbeck, butterflies and birds
he lark near Swanage waiting to be heard.
Once the plain was home to peace
and sheep
The Cold War brought the Army and their shells.
Now there’s War again,a thought to mull.
Do men want peace when War is all the rage?
Look on Facebook,Mr Putin’s page.
One cruel man kills children in the streets.
There is no warfield,like there are no sheep.
There is no safety now for
Ukraine’s least.
As Russia plays with evil and the Beast
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I have walked the silent paths of grief
Sunless, dreary, cold and all alone.
I have slept on beds of winter leaves
Oh death you are a cruel, mysterious thief.
Although my heart weeps, and my joy has gone,
I have never felt I was deceived.
I have learned that human life is brief.
I have learned by sorrow we’re undone.
I have sifted earth and what’s beneath.
I have felt the dark emotions seethe
While I’m mocked by glaring, savage sun.
I have learned the geography of grief.
I wait in patience for my life to ease.
Will I know when my Last Supper’s come?
Will my tale be written on a leaf?
Unconsoled grief can make us dumb
Into our hearts, we drag the ice that numbs
I have walked the silent paths of grief
I have made my bed on winter leaves

Does Carrie feed Boris with cake
Or does she not know how to bake?
Off with their heads
When they rise from the dead.
Or all that we saw will be fake

There is a cook called Jack Monroe
Who helps the poor battle their foes.
The Tory’s don’t care
If the poor go out bare.
Starving from head down to toes

But if you have an electric car going through water surely that’s dangerous
That leaves you with a donkey you hired on a beach.Cleethorpes maybe.
I wish I had a donkey
I really don’t know who you are are
Sitting there with your guitar
I don’t know if the feeling’s real
We never even sat down for a meal.
I don’t like to quarrel or fight
Hallelujah,I am always right.
I don’t want another man who shouts.
I wonder why I think you are alright
Would I let you share my bed?
Should I get a cat instead?
My imagination dressed you to suit
The way you look is handsome and cute .
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I fn

Random apples
Fall silently
On unknown Newtons

The sunlight’s lemonade,the trees are dark
Oh beautiful the feelings of my heart.
I remember Silverdale with joy.
The small green lanes,the meadows, girls and boys.
Arnside Knott the sheep the glimpse of sea
My heart is longing to be there with you
The train runs on the viaduct to Grange
The sea and river mix is rich and strange.

Self improvement ends when we depart
On the final train ride of our life
Silent is that little clock, our heart
When we lose our teeth that is the start
When we have no man to make us wife
Self improvement ends when we depart
When we reach the edges of all charts
Unknown oceans, crossed by unknown lines
Silenced is that little clock, our heart
Can we be improved by self regard?
Can self help kick us up till we’re divine?
Either way it ends when we depart
No more tricks as we play our last card
All that I possessed, no longer mine
Silenced is that little clock, our heart
How peaceful is the dust, it does not strive
Nor agitate itself about soul stained
Self improvement ends, we die, depart
Silent are the speeches of our hearts

Janet Weight Reed has this on her blo
THE ART OF LISTENING
“Most people do not listen with the intent to understand – they listen with the intent to reply”. Roy Bennett.