tongue buried in mouth's hole
rejecting the poisons with a man's retching roar
Strawberries & snails sinking & rising in my cidercup
She gushes like piss
that seductive sunshine
A ragged-arsed urchin
But the nagging persistence of the rain
you can touch & look but not possess or read
Spectacles are opaque with raindrops
the tawny fenlands
the aroma of crushed cloves
The paroxysm of an embrace
the priests of false holiness
the void is cancelled by our own assertion
Their faces shine from the effects of weather & soap
mild soft cheese & pickles in the rain
smile as though you ate the sun for breakfast
real sabbath trousers
how unestatic of them
little yellow cups of Prunelle Boyer
sniff the smoky November day
Years of spirit genius engineering
do not be too overawed by wide open spaces
love France by all means but love your own language first
a foul smelling perfume of decaying brilliance
like a diamond thinly coated in excrement
& till the mouth opens we don't know what's going to come out
kind is a world/is a word lacking intention like a chip done in Frymax
like a cold shower of eels
when you're in love with a married woman
you shouldn't wear mascara
eating my breakfast in my honeysuckle arbour
flashing blue light
a strong smell of burning onions
don't knock fresh bread if you've always had plenty on the shelf
going up the pike with only a teaspoon & a can of Corimist
in the kitchens with the avocados
a piece of chocolate sweating in the sun
in a velvet liaison with her boulevards
the strawberries were ripening
my ideas were turning blonde
the sky glazes over the purified volcanoes
it will soon be 2pm in the charcoal afternoon
dusk will come before tea
a reply to the lobster or a Moon solo
"Is this the ambulance or the way to the hot dog stand?"
friendly academic barflies
the blue salmon
purple shoes are dancing on a whiff of fading sandalwood
elemental my dear Hudson
the taste of copper pennies
Get me a drink more powerful than dreams
All this bacon is too much
like a bayleaf in the sky
is that a scar or a drop of Kölsch on the white rock maple
lair before home except after tea
fickle as corduroy clean as your hair
The salt & vinegar man
Gritty sandwich on the beach and salt on the skin
At night they lie in bed & hold hands counting the stars
a crispy leaf torn away in air
old already born this year
the life of oysters and the life of Reilly are not to be compared
i am a doughnut
Schubert spoke to me in the bath
this cat is wearing a noisy coat
ah little pen it's deep midwinter
a patrician head
* This found poem was created using words borrowed from John James: a poet and one of DG's favourite university lecturers *
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