i have to swap stuff around
With pale gingham covering me.
(I could never count the squares
On an inch but only tried twice.)
We had no devices except the
Radiogram which sang and spoke
All day with only slight twiddles.
As I sit here with this spaghetti wiring
I think of Cuckoo Spit and Burdock soothing
Nettle stings and liquorice laces tied to
Nothing.
Cordless means more wires somehow.
Why is that a comfort?
Poetry by jenks
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Written on 2011-07-28 at 03:32
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Wires
There were few wires when I ran freeWith pale gingham covering me.
(I could never count the squares
On an inch but only tried twice.)
We had no devices except the
Radiogram which sang and spoke
All day with only slight twiddles.
As I sit here with this spaghetti wiring
I think of Cuckoo Spit and Burdock soothing
Nettle stings and liquorice laces tied to
Nothing.
Cordless means more wires somehow.
Why is that a comfort?
Poetry by jenks
Read 538 times
Written on 2011-07-28 at 03:32
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