Blancmange Poems - Poems about Blancmange

...Inevitably places have changed, where I was born looks like an alien city to me, it's now a tourist trap for indigenous aliens. The world was younger back then. people were more dangerous yet muc......

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...Old Man, all alone remembering his bawling baby, being sick and of spotty girls with golden hair daydreaming of pink blancmange and pies Friday nights once he was a lad full of brass punchi......

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...The world does not look now like a place that I once belonged to. Opening an atlas the maps looks like nowhere I have ever been. I pass through different windows now, white rabbits lead the ......

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...fence with those wee thin blades punch a lion in the face(obvs quite shortly before i die) trip up a running giraffe hang with a sloth make a list of buckets if in was in infinite would it be i......

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... “liaison dangereuse” Tear a thin line along my skin softly velvet finger tips no nurses gloves down my neck along my throat with somet......

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...by staying That is the poem here's the ways to look at it -is this a joke about a transaction -is this a plea for a love lost man -a mistreated child about his mother -an encounter -anybod......

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...Humanity has banned swearing i don't know what the coitus to do Stubbed my toe Blancmange does not seem to do the trick The mammary gland in my work such a coituser too This plaster born out of......

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...Dad had left on urgent business, something to do with a workers' dispute, and Mum was at the next-door neighbour's on one of her 'brief' visits. Mary, the birthday boy's elder sister, had just d......

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... "WHITE" White is a vacant colour there is no substance there is no depth there is no surface to check beneath ... White is a base colo......

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...Jam roly poly, treacle sponge And sticky toffee pudding head the top of my list But apple pie, rhubarb crumble Or a decent cheesecake are hard to resist Banana splits, eclairs or brownies Dump......

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...The tradition of marriage, Bourgeois blackmail and baggage, Is it all a bargain for men, Is this what white weddings meant? All the love that is lost, And what is the ultimate cost? A divorce c......

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...Retrieved Passage 3: From The Book of Days, Sonnet 2 For Lo! I must relate this tome to you who gather here to listen and believe to tell the story I believe is true before my sanity (BARK!)......

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...Viscid, Black, Highly spoonable. Floating, Submerged, Gellid pieces. Flotsam, Jetsam, Relics of life? Putrescent, ......

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