1. |
ONE The Hobbit Movies
00:14
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Out of some insane Will to please
I watched the Hobbit movies
Three Christmases in a row
Me and my mum
Went to the cinema
watching
chases
Searching
chases
Searching
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2. |
TWO The New Year
00:25
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cramming all goodbyes
Into the new year
Shellshocked
Greetings seasons
Can you believe it’s already April
Goodbye
I won’t write
We won’t Skype
We don’t do that
So raise a glass
Hug me
Wave and now I see you live in Ramsgate
I ask Who lives in Ramsgate
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3. |
THREE
00:22
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Where once i was
I could
Talk To you
Through interviews
Q+As
CD-Rs
Childhood beds
Boxes
Files
Folders
dust
Trials
Not sleeping
Seeing you in slots
Our time only ever nearly always up
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4. |
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A Coffee hand warmer
Barking to Gospel Oak
Reports of anything suspicious
For my own safety
My own security
Aquaman
Aquafan
After man trashes piles
pipes and longboats
Anti-climb paint
Lives lorries diggers
Undiscerning towers
cranes and danger
From South Tottenham to the world
From sandbags to your favourite bakery
Between the Network Rail breed of trees
No trespassing there
Leaves branches back gardens
Graffiti fanciers
Chimneys, still
Far from the
Blue tarpaulin outskirts
Of a New year blue and green abstract
Bluish green
And terraces differing fades
Found outside a pink box
And a yellow line to stand behind
Penalty fares and prosecutions
Evergreen
hardy followers of tags
POTEK
Danger overhead
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5. |
FIVE
00:11
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The facts of life
Hidden in aspic
Jealous frustrations
Compromises
Commas
A realisation
Those old friends
Are a new start
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7. |
SEVEN
00:34
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8. |
EIGHT
00:30
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9. |
NINE
00:21
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12. |
TWELVE Wahey
00:46
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13. |
THIRTEEN
00:46
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14. |
FOURTEEN
00:59
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