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Recycled Prophesies (January 2013 Collage Poem)

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Recycled memories

Fall like snow

 

Smothered across

Degrees of memories

 

Bits of paper flutter

Along the pavement

 

Get to work, boy!

 

I would like to wish you all

A really nice, safe new year

 

Taking stock of empty boxes

Mrs Browne is a mean old witch.

 

 

 

StockportJanuary Collage poem

◄ Stockport Council; Museums & Cultural Attractions Consultation‏

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dorinda macdowell

Fri 22nd Mar 2013 07:11

Recycled Prophesies is my favourite one, too! -
I am really looking forward to seeing the anthology next month!

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Andy N

Thu 21st Mar 2013 13:06

a good un also here guys. recycled memories is my favourite bit (did i write that? lol)

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Nigel Astell

Fri 18th Jan 2013 15:48

White or Browne
Don't mind either
As long as
The name called
Fits on the
Fine horsehair sofa.

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dorinda macdowell

Fri 18th Jan 2013 08:14

I have a feeling
That Mrs BrownE
With an 'E'
Was a sad attempt
To appear
Better than
You
And Me.........

I bet she
Was Plain old
Mrs Brown
She who
Always
Wore
A
Frown

And I
Am happy
To say:
"Mrs BrownE,
Adieu
Adieu
To Your
Horsehair Sofa
And to you..........."

(Actually I could not recall the real lady's name, so I used Mrs Browne as it fitted: poetic licence?!)

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Nigel Astell

Thu 17th Jan 2013 16:00

Using the Collage poem I can now write out Mrs Browne's last will and testimony.

Taking Stock of Not a Lot.

Memories
fall
like
snow
when
recycled
in
paper
form.

Family
members
also
fall
out
on
who
gets
what.

In
Mrs
Browne's
case
I'm
afraid
not
a
lot.

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