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My eyebrows grow unruly. It really will not do. Should I pluck or use a trimmer? Or leave them all askew? Where once there was a six pack A Party- Seven sits I don’t want to have to exercise This really is the pits My legs have gone all skinny My hair is just as thin Should I rail against the dying light Or take it on the chin? I never was a looker It just seems so unfair To see reflected in the glass Such signs of wear and tear My wife says she still loves me Even tho...
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My eyebrows grow unruly. It really will not do. Should I pluck or use a trimmer? Or leave them all askew? Where once there was a six pack A Party- Seven sits I don’t want to have to exercise This really is the pits My legs have gone all skinny My hair is just as thin Should I rail against the dying light Or take it on the chin? I never was a looker It just seems so unfair To see reflected in the glass Such signs of wear and tear My wife says she still loves me Even tho...
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How to get rid of the body? The murder bit’s the easy part. As long as you’re fairly quiet, or use a gag, you can spend as long as you like. At home. Nice comfy surroundings. You know where everything's kept. Everything you might need. Took a lot of thinking through, though, beforehand. The plastic sheet on the bed was a good idea. Not very nice to work on, but when they’re terrified, bodily functions can come into play. A quick rinse, a deodorant spray, and Bob’s y...
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Dear Chief Inspector If you are reading this then you must have outlived me. I can see you now in your comfy slippers, corduroys, cardie and a tie, sitting in your nursing home dribbling. I feel so sorry for you. It must have been simply awful. Reaching retirement with the greatest case of your career unsolved. How old are you now? Seventy? Eighty? Ninety? Has some nice young WPC come to visit you? Did she bring my diary? Can you still see? Or is she having to read it to you? Turn up t...
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If this carries on I'll end up like poor old Adolf. He topped six million and no one knew about it at the time. It must have driven him bonkers. At least now we recognise his contribution. Like any artist, recognition post mortem. So. Nursery Rhymes or Freezers? That is the question. Perhaps a notelet to the News of the World or Percy Plod might get things moving. Liquid paraffin for their little grey cells perhaps. Dear Editor You reported recently on a missing young lady by the name of Geo...
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What has happened? From the smell of cordite a rather old gun has been fired. Either the motorcyclist has changed his mind and shot a) the shouting man b) the narrator or c) someone else OR someone has shot the motorcyclist OR none of the above. Some of this is a little confusing. Why does the clock tick only once? Why did you not write this in the first person? It would have been so much improved by being shown rather than told. Would someone's thoughts, if in the same situation as the narra...
My fault! I should have read part 2 first. Before I tell you my thoughts let me tell you what, for me, didn't work: "she handed me my car keys. Geez I have missed my old friend. I mean my car. I could not wait to get behind the wheel again." I think you could lose "I mean my car". It would read just as well, and it's obvious in the next line what he's referring to. "70’s throw back" Should "throwback" be one word? "I had had enough... " Doesn't read well. May I suggest "I'd had enough..."? If...
So true. Quotations are often more memorable when quite pithy. Just a thought but perhaps it could be reduced without losing it's power. "You can only bite your tongue for so long before wicked words bleed from your mouth." Good work Wltshr
More of a rant than humour or satire - but certainly a valid rant. Either one relies on the free market or one relies on state ownership. If a free market then regulatory controls, and checks and balances, are required from the state to safeguard the public. Personally Im a believer in the free market. The state failed to safeguard the public and so it has a duty to help them. The market should never be bailed out. Those companies who were encouraged, either by seeking profit, or by governmen...
Hi Sandi I'm really not a poetry person. The basic premise is very strong and clearly and evocatively told. There are, however, some fairly tortured rhymes in here. To end with a line which will draw in christians but turn off everybody else? I'm really not sure. But as I said. I don't write poetry, other than very occasional comic verse, and I do my utmost not to read any, so I'm really not a good judge. Regards Tony PS I think it's the whole teenage angst thing that gets to me with most poe...
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