Tag: rural

And Now for Something Completely Different
It was as if I wasn’t there. In fact often I wasn’t
Somehow the moment never seemed right to ask
Tell me this is just a bad, bad dream
And say which grain will grow and which will not
It was the rattling that woke her
He crossed the polished floor of the hall
It was almost as if the child was waiting for something to happen
He wondered how long ago this had happened
She was ready to leave once more
He was always sure that his mother was alive
The sight of such devotion acted as a reminder
The koala looked up, understandingly, into its companion’s eyes
Every elf and fairy sprite hop as light as bird from brier
I smelled the sweetly muddy fumes of the potato fields
I slept most of the afternoon and woke up feeling terrible
Thinking is a physical process that goes on in your nerve tissue
You always end up with the same answer
Everything is silent except for the surf
Turing figured out something entirely different
I said that in my youth I had been a rebel
I have a mission of immense importance
I am an artist of the unobserved life
Why don’t you tell me all about it?
Yes, tonight it is arranged that I will be morose
I steal the bicycles, you bring the whisky
He likes his monthly pay cheque and …
… pottering down the corridor for a coffee …
… and a natter in the canteen
He even likes the suit he has to wear
Relationships must deepen or die
She remembered the bus ride back
He said the sweetest things to me
I’m looking for my hat
An angry unemployed man who’d …
… have been just as angry if he’d had a job
She wasn’t going to wake up
His knuckles scraped the wall behind him
They have their own language
The woman is as tough as nails
Know when you’re finished
There was nobody within sight
You spotted snakes with double tongue
Thorny hedgehogs, be not seen
Newts and blind-worms, do no wrong
Come not near our fairy Queen
We all have them in our lives
Want to make sure I don’t forget anything
I’ve got a solution for that
No one likes my solutions