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Inanimate Objects Go Wild

A small collection of poems which are possibly about things.

A small point:
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Objective:

Gravitation

Dedicated to Dr Fnar.

Falling slowly downwards

Towards a pit of cheese

Oh doom awaits me

But fear I bare not in my toes.

For never was I a bad man

Hath the sun severed me

I ask you only this

Write me a tombstone in pencil.

The mushrooms may be sinking in

But never worry

Because although time is sugar

Lemon is not.

If I were to dispose

Of that cooker I purchased

It won't fit down holes

If the hole runs away

Let me sing with the cameras

And fly like a lamp

If the never is never

Then forgive me, my hamster

(For throwing my armpits at you)

Falling slowly downwards

Towards a pit of cheese

Oh doom awaits me

But fear I bare not in my toes.

Experience:

Arithmetic

Dedicated to one of these days.

Adding merrily one thing

To another

Never suspecting the repercussions

Of using a sign like this: +

This isn't a case of division

They follow each other backwards

You never thought it would happen

When using a sign like this: +

There's no Os in plus and minus

There's an Us

But that's a different story

If using a sign like this: +

If subtraction isn't your thing

I wouldn't multiply your chances

You should always be real careful

When you're using

A sign

Like this:

+

Performance:

Dead Dutch Doorknockers

Dedicated to the real thing.

Doorknockers, doorknockers

Expendable things

Especially if you've got a bell

That rings.

Doorknockers, doorknockers

They're all a bit dead

Some say those things

Have gone to my head.

Doorknockers, doorknockers

The Dutch kind, my hat

Well, well, well.

Three wells.

Fancy that.

Doorknockers, doorknockers

Let someone in

So you can begin

To clean out

That bin.

Of sin.

Ring a ding ding.

Ping!

Documentation:

My Opinions On Radish Tax

A short long poem.

Oh thou, thou unadulterated mushroom

Send forth thy cream of darkness

For never ending

sorrows.

Perambulate through the city

Exploding in violent rays

Oh happiness

Oh lalala

Never ever again to thy coffin

Phone me each time

Thou doth awake to cornflour.

Now read a story, Seamus.

Eight.

Skills:

A Short Poem

Dedicated to shortness.

One sunny day in the middle of the night
Two dead men got up to fight
Back to back they faced each other
Drew their swords and shot each other

A paralysed donkey passing by
Kicked a cyclops in both eyes
Knocked them through a six inch wall
Into a road and drowned them all!

A Scene from David Copperfield

David: Oh Dora I am poor and pennyless and have no scruples. Please excuse me.

Dora: Nooooooooo! Dont talk that way Doady!

David: I must, I must! I am a poor beggar! A downtrodden street rat! A servant boy with no money and no scruples!

Dora: Noooooooo! Ill tell Jip bite you I will I will!

David: But Dora I am broke! And what of my money? Zilch! Zip! Zero! I am a poor bloke with no money and no scruples!

Dora: Nooooooo! We are rich, rich I tell you! Silence, you cruel, cruel David!

David: Please forgive me Dora! Let me give you this cookery book as a token of my everlasting affections! This cookery book has scruples!

Dora: Nooooooooo! Not the cookery book! Dont be so silly! I shall run away! I shall marry Uriah Heep!

David: Stop it you silly Miss! You must learn to cook and clean and......polish my scruples!

Dora: Nooooooooooo! Nooooooooooooooooooo! You don't even have any scruples!

(Holds Jip's nose up to David's)

Boh!

David: Ohhhhhhhhhh Dora!!!! You are so unscrupulous!

Dora: Ohhhhhhhhhhh Doady! You are so un-broke!

David: I am broke you stupid dumbhead!

Dora: NO YOU ARE NOT!!

David: That's it, Im marrying Peggotty!

Dora: Stuff you! (Whacks David round head with wet haddock)