Grass

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    What would it be like if you were that lawn?????

    Grass

     

     

    I lay on my back all sodding year, a forgotten waist land

    Hair growing long waiting for a cut, a squashed a crop circle

    Just look at multiple shades of green,  paint splattered nature

    Parts have not been touched; you may find a new sub-species

    Rain, rain, sleet, what! three days of warm sunshine

    Whoopee, I got the works, lawn feed, No2 hair cut

    I might have known he’s having another BBQ

    Look at him, thinks he’s master-chef or Alan Titchmarsh

    Dandy and his lions will soon be back on my green baize

    I wish I could be with her next door, alternate green strips

    Her name is Lorna. I would not turf her out of bed, I’ll tell you

    ‘Hey Lorna’, I shouted, ‘fancy a bit of ruff?’

    Anyway my problems are over now, a young couple moved in

    First I new was when I felt a sensual quivering in my blades

    A 5-star machine arrived and said’ my name is Patrick Mower

     

    © Phil Golding 18/08/2007

     

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    Teardrops commented on Grass

    10-04-2010

    never looked at it from the grass before loved it my friend Marie

    Po8ree

    10/04/2010

    Thanks Marie, Its a fun yet challeging way to write a poem, try it.. your friend Phil

    Teardrops

    10/04/2010

    Phil read i was a mountain and it will show you i have written like this often Marie

    Rhymer commented on Grass

    10-04-2010

    What a collage of thoughts on a laid back day. Excellent piece.

    Po8ree

    10/04/2010

    thank you for all your time and effort reading my latest offerings on this site . Your comments are valued and appreciated

    When power leads man towards arrogance, poetry reminds him of his limitations. When power narrows the area of man's concern, poetry reminds him of the richness and diversity of existence. When power corrupts, poetry cleanses.

    John F. Kennedy (1917-1963) Thirty-fifth President of the USA

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