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Sunshine Superman and the Oriental Nightfish

“Sunshine Superman and the Oriental Nightfish” 

Mellow Yellow
cool for katz, 
is chillin’

with his dream,
Oriental Nightfish,
in her universe 

Wings, 
he thinks
will work, 

his way 
into 
my love, 

good  
for flirtatious 
vagabonds

there 
we have it,
his audacious gift, 

the mind

of a 
wondering
tom cat

that indolent 
purring 
kissing critique

the love cat
bats his lashes
gingerly 

tap dancing
roguishly again
across his keys

sensationally 
loud yet
quiet

changing up 
his m.o.
he slides over

to Disraeli Gears,
boom boom -
then he’s gone all 

animal

the sunshine
of my love,
is his cream

the love cat 
bats his lashes
tap dancing

across 
his keys
to you,

that 
sunshine superman 

he’s thinking
a dangerous thing, 
he’s about to go ...

all Bolan

Children of the Revolution

boom boom boom boom

(LadyLabyrinth / 2022)




Rupert Valentino, The Ritz, a Thursday evening, 2022.

Premium Member Vampire

Time of change, years ago
Since then life's bittersweet
Cold seeped into my life force
This engendered great remorse.

History coloured many days
Odd wondrous moments enjoyed
Benjamin Disraeli kissed my hand
His charm I managed to withstand.

Was presented at Russian court
Dressed in white my favour's sort
More than a few felt tempted to bite
Kept my fangs well out of sight.

My likeness painted by Vermeer
Gossamer veil so very sheer
Such dedication to his art
Sadness felt when we did part.

Bonaparte, Corsican upstart
Eventually exiled to Elba
Dined on him, his blood so thin
Clear to me he would not win.

Music was constant delight
Dinner with Mozart, one dark night
He was oblivious to fond farewell
Decided to look up Raphael

Life of change, one wish denied
Should love to turn back time
Not possible - it's torture for me
So many people would disagree.



12th November 2012
Updated 21st January 2014
Resurrected 26/07/2021
Title change from Nomad to Vampire
Time does indeed really fly. It seems only yesterday I had fun with this write.

Benjamin Disraeli

For you there was new epoch
beyond the synagogue
when in religious solemnity
you converted to Christianity.

You wanted to support
King and the Church 
but you were also open
for political change.

Your trophy was not only
in your political philosophy 
equal with propaganda
and your satires

on profligate oligarchy,
sectarianism, collusion,
of the Ministers
and their illustrious illusion.


One Nation

One Nation.
8 social class groups; 
63 million people; 
50,000 millionaires; and 
100,000 homeless. 
One Nation.

One Nation.
Two parliaments; two assemblies 
6 mainstream parties; 
650 MPs; (27 ethnic minorities MPs); but
35% of the population never voted. 
One Nation

One Nation 
14 million children; 25,000 schools
7% of pupils are in private school;
31% of MPs attended private school; but 
3.5 million kids are still in poverty 
One Nation. 

One Nation
134 Prisons
90,000 Prisoners
145,000 Police officers; but
1,000 deaths in police custody without one conviction. 

One Britain; 
One Nation?

Mike Concise © 2015
www.mikeconcise.com

Note: The political idea of One Nation in British politics was coined by Benjamin Disraeli (1804–1881) and used by countless politicians since, to refer the duty owed by the 'better off' to help those less well endowed and fortunate. That irrespective of     class, Britian should not be two nations of rich and the poor, but rather one, united society.

It's All About the Benjamins

Affleck, Bailey, Banneker, Bernanke, Big, Blue,

Button, Crenshaw, Disraeli, Dover, Folds, Franklin, 

Gazzara, Goodman, Graham, Harper, Harrison, Hogan, 

Kingsley, Johnson, Kweller, Netanyahu, Parsons, 

Roethlisberger, Spock, Stein, Stiller, Turpin, Uncle, Vereen, 

… and Jerry

Premium Member Close To the Heart

They
kept
a lock
of his hair-
a devoted pair,
life-time in-laws,with love to share.

Note:Mother& Wife of Disraeli the English 19th century Prime Minister


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