The manner of man a
manor dweller is
has manna aplenty too.
Prime, primates, proud and preening people,
differ little from their kin.
Nice vocal chords, opposing thumbs,
and much less hairy skin.
Deep, deep inside though, little shows,
that chimp is far from chap.
Their genes show common ancestry
with little species gap.
In the beginning was the word,
of that there’s little doubt.
The human creature left the ape,
when first he spoke right out.
But was that language handed down,
in supernatural gift?
Or did voice form from mutant gene,
to bring the specie rift?
Just look upon the monkey group,
and see how they behave.
Fighting, fondling, fucking free.
The weakest, they enslave.
Apart from upright gait and song,
these beasts are us, with hair.
Should we class them now as brutes,
and deny them human care?
As slavers, we owned soulless blacks,
and herded them in ships.
Those people then weren’t ‘touched by god’,
but beasts we thrashed with whips.
Now! Tell me! Is a bonobo
no different from a cow?
Or should we count gorillas in.
the human family now?
Black and white, hirsute or smooth,
we’re creatures much the same.
No god distinguished ape from us,
we share much, but our name.
From the Malebolge,
reeking poets steeped
with the sullen and slothful
in their stygian swamp
simper
worthlessly.
The rancid dragon milk
will be late again Hihihihihi.
High on the heady
heroes of Antenora
Malpoet hugs
the ragged fur of Lucy Fur
to the centre
to the glory.
Transition of hell
consumption of heaven
dilution of cats eyes
transcendence of the eartha
kitten woman new
fashioned zillionaire.
Fu taka catacomb
monkeying with
capuchins.
Good gig
skulldiggery
Pin tang.
Bathed in light by the sun room window,
We peck lightly at fork speared treats,
And gaze on the green lawn.
Scruffy starling babe, struts
A hungry hassle to its fervent mum.
In silent swoop the kestrel sets his aim.
Fierce beauty stares and talons fork the game.
The government has claimed
success in its most recent boot amnesty.
Boot mountains have been formed
in police station yards
throughout the country.
Original plans to issue the surrendered boots
to construction workers have been abandoned
due to a shortage of workers since the fourth credit crunch
and concern that the boots may be smuggled
out of the building sites and sold to gang members.
An alternative proposal
to ship the boots to shoeless
people in the third world
was stopped after the
Stop The War coalition
objected to weapons being exported.
Policing of the prohibition
on males between the ages of
thirteen and three quarters and
forty two being seen in public
with a clenched fist has resulted
in a claim by The Police Federation
for a trebling of the number
of police officers.
The requirement that young men
may only wear slippers in
public places has resulted in
a sharp increase in
spanking attacks in night clubs.
An appeal against the two kicks and your out
sentencing policy will go to
the European Court next week.
It is expected that the government will lose
and plans are being made for the life sentence
kickers to be released to waddle restraint.
They will be required to wear an
electronic butt plug that delivers a sharp
electric shock if the foot is raised above knee level.
Shit breaks of not more than fifteen minutes
will be permitted for up to three times a day.
A government spoke said:
“We are on target to achieve
the 64th consecutive year
of falling crime levels.
Less than half the population
are now in prison
or subject to control orders.”
I was born with all my bits intact.
An ugly little brat.
My mother, with a look at me,
said. “What the luck is that?”
The kids at school were beastly.
They nicked my satchel once.
It contained my worm collection
so what the luck was that?
I forgot to think in lessons
and flunked all the exams.
I couldn’t go to uni.
Well! what the luck was that?
When it came to chatting women
I didn’t have a hope.
One picked me up and that’s OK.
Boy!. What the luck was that?
I began to make my fortune
in a big, high rolling game.
The ball was running with me.
Oh luck!
The tears were for the whale, but the thoughts were for all those with mental health problems on the streets of London.
London Whale
I cried because the whale died,
Stranded, lost and helpless.
The open sea should be his home,
but he had come to London.
I cried because the whale died,
a mighty beast, and graceful.
In proper place with peace of mind,
he conquered all about him.
I cried because the whale died,
lost in the hands of helpers.
Thrashing out and twitching.
Communication lost to him.
I cried because the whale died,
out of place and voiceless.
He came because his mind was lost.
Compassion couldn’t find it.
Blundering blearily
into the kitchen.
Boiling briefly,
my start to the day.
My thoughts wandered quick
away from the chicken
to places intriguing
and far away.
The world laid out
on the breakfast table
showed an island,
yellow and flat.
The urban yoke could
be dumped if I’m able,
for a solitary world
with just me and the cat.
I recall the people
of Eigg bought their island.
Egocentrically,
I am one of those folk.
But the mark on the map
was a splash, not a new land.
And sadly my island
was just a yolk.
Wiping my dream
with a wilting soldier,
I savoured the taste
of the final dreg.
New life must wait
until I am older.
Now off I go,
to work, on my egg.
Breathing, fucking, eating,sleeping.
Working hard to earn a crust.
Sleeping, breathing, fucking , eating.
Breeding kids, as you must.
Eating, sleeping, breathing, fucking.
Holidaying ’til you bust.
Fucking, eating, sleeping, breathing.
Waiting to return to dust.
Puckering, pouting, pink and pursing,
opened wide and loudly cursing.
Shining, wet look, glossy smile
slicked by tongue with sexy guile.
Soft and gentle mumbling movements
tell of love in sweetest style.