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One freak bubble in traffic flow
silent Shaftesbury Avenue
with not a car in sight

She ascends from Freud
one hair’s thick, gold thread
(so seem summer stones to the sad dead
holding their heat and hearts in droves
the Ancient Dead of a Florida care home
hotter than Hell, Hades or Benidorm)
wrought in flaming yellows
of saffron and primrose

Bedeviling sense of a sensual black hole
marine, Blue Louise, gris bois
and myrtle vert
her breasts, like the ripest fruits that grow
from deep water’s twisted groves

There’s no religion here
or deadly damage done to Catholics
pouring over smut-filled pages

I’m a Sunderland lottery winner in Harrods

She smiles a lime-slice smile
on a village green

J. x

Zoodark

@Zoodark

25y/o songwriter hailing from South London. www.myspace.com/deafyetiband

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Comments & Feedback (7)

Loved the imagery in this, last line is my favourite. Fantastic write! :)

@Dovahkiin Thankyou! Mine too. I had that line lying around in a notebook for at least 2 years then built the rest for it. J x

There was a female poet in

Lol so many cool lines in this mate but the lottery winner one made me smile ;-)

The early 1900s called Edith Sitwell who published a few books of poems, one of which was 'Rustic Elegies'. It's a bit soppy/romance genre but she has some beautiful imagery, particularly when it comes to water, colours and heat. J x

@smellyfingers I thought it might! Maybe it's because you're a Londoner... :OP

@Zoodark hahaha true true, I'm glad you see it too ;-)

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