
Two poems from my current collection, a homage to D.H. Lawrence, which by the way, have been rejected by my publishers.
Poem 1:
We must go now, out in’t ter pouring rain
Bollock naked in the wooded glade
Except fer our wellies
And I will hold you wet me dear
And whisper into yer dampish ear
The words yer often like to hear
Aye up, aye up, aye up me duck
Does me lady want ter fuck.
Poem 2:
I took ter keepers’ life ‘cause I wer a loner
But you my lady keeps givin us a boner
Its all them daisies and forget me nots
That thou keeps winding round me knob
Undaunted by rejection I am now working on my next collection.
How short sighted of them to reject your masterpieces!
Ha, I love it! Keep trying. At high school in the 60’s our dear sweet English teacher used to rant and rave that the Australian government censor had the stupidity to ban the very book she wanted us to study and implored us to read if we could get a copy.
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