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Jason Jackson
Jason Jackson
(1971 / Blackburn, England)
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Jason Jackson Poems
- Broken Umbrella On the footpath lies a broken umbrella, ...
- You Hate Me (Road Rage) I’ve just left my house & you hate ...
- Never Go To Sleep On An Argume... Things are not as they may ...
- Happy Easter Happy Easter to the girl with the flaxen hair, ...
- Beat Goes On Bonfire in my solar plexus, fire in my loins, ...
- Calloused Hands Take a walk down my street, see the ...
- Smack I smacked my child tonight, he deliberately hurt his ...
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Broken Umbrella
On the footpath lies a broken umbrella,
just imagine the number of times it's been used,
once loved, dependable, fashionable & fit,
now lies disgraced, amongst the cigarette butts and dog shit
it's fabric is now tattered, some spokes are broken,
it remembers rainy days and of gossip quietly spoken,
do we all have a limited notion of self-worth,
we first scream, breathe, then capitulate and end up cast upon dirt
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