Best Pyjamas Poems

> have just been sorting out some old papers and guess what I found some old poems.

There talking on the radio

There talking on the radio today. 
BBC radio Suffolk, I must say.

About wearing pyjamas when outside. 
Not in bed, where you can hide.

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I clapped eyes on some jimjams
at me local Marks and Sparks,
but strapped for readies,
I couldn't buy them
and had to treat it as a lark.

It was a shame,
for they were prezzies.
(I do like Marks and Sparks...)
I looked around at bits and bobs,
then toddled to the park.


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The Pyjamas 

And you have your pyjamas on and think is this the way they are 
going to find me tomorrow so you get up change into a clean one
The green one that looks lively like someone about to join a party 
that was delayed...

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Pink, satin pants,
worn, pulled, torn - 
glowing with a personality 
all of their own,
through thick and thin,
through nights lost and found,
of loves past and present - 
a kaleidoscope of emotion
with no mechanics to speak,
just threads and seams - 
and tangled dreams....

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In spite of a warning voice that comes in the night
Our pyjamas get twisted, strangle us in spite
But as hard as we try
Punching people nearby
We wake up in the morning, say sorry for the smite...

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In spite of a warning voice that comes in the night
Your pyjamas get twisted and strangle you in spite
But as hard as you try
 Punching people nearby
You wake up in the morning, apologize for the smite...

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In his dressing-gown
pyjamas underneath
slippers gently slapping
he traverses his bedroom floor
covering the space
between his bed and the closet
the closet and his bed
in measured, purposeful strides
up and down
up and down
each decisive journey
taking the same amount of steps
his hands 
comfortably curled 
rest gently 
in the spacious pockets
of his...

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