Poetry at Aldeburgh
Like Poseidon with a chip fork
He's washed up (at Aldeburgh town)
No vinegar - he's bitter enough
Know-all coward in his dressing gown
Found a cheap place to put his big fat head
Jukebox blaring every night
Full English each & every morning
Will surely be served right
Sea sky see 50 shades grey
Just like his sex life there
Aging man in old village
Remaining suave and debonair
Eats smoked herring with his fingers
From a white paper bag
No lemon - he's bitter enough
Rhyme schemes are such a drag
Just give him one sonnetto
Objectivation is verboten
His poetry's careering downhill
And needs a pie from Godin
<Deleted User> (13762)
Wed 8th Feb 2017 09:28
I like this too and it has similarities with Ray's writing so I can appreciate his comments. I wonder about the need for brackets, any particular reason? Colin.