Possibly, maybe, kinda, potentially based on something I once couldn’t work out.
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vs. Poetry
An Aubergine of Apology (or Eggplant of Repentance in North America)
Just over a year ago in August, 2022, a lecturer I follow on Twitter posted not only about it being her birthday, but also that she’d already received dick pics from two unknown senders to celebrate the fact.
What really took me by surprise was when she went on to Continue reading
Lime II: Fruits of the Loon Revisited
Transferring older poems to Instagram has allowed the opportunity to revisit them. Below, thoughts on the Fruits of the Loon series in particular pertaining to the piece on Lime.
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Goodness Gracious
Heat motivated poetry.
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Sabotage!
Recounting the time I attempted to thwart two of the world’s greatest hunters and came out on top.
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She said it as a joke
Poetry on a particular aspect of mental health.
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The British Love of Flies
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Do Not Disturb
Poetry on the subject of being disturbed when reading; an interactive post in that for a fee of $50 plus travelling and expenses I’ll come round your house and interrupt you while reading it for the artistic irony of doing so (so don’t start reading yet if intending to purchase that option, and if not for yourself then why not as a lovely gift for a loved one or much cherished friend; in which case, read away!).
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Jesus is a Clothes Peg (though some modern Christians claim a tumble dryer instead)
Any true believers reading this may well think an atheist like me is trivialising their Lord; but I say unto them: REPENT! for it is you who doth not realise the Good Book for a metaphor!
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Was It Really You?
Observations from walking the hood.
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