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Lawrie Stuart Ronton
Lawrie Stuart Ronton
((1900-1865) / An Industrial City in a shoddily assembled one-floored house.)
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Lawrie Stuart Ronton Poems
- Shortage No food, water or food, This is a Shortage. Most ...
- A Moving Tale O cold tingly morning, don't stand and stare ...
- Large Sin Cowardly, dash into place, No mark see thee, ...
- The Crackonix Stoner brows, Not like a cows. He ...
- The Shocking Tribe Oh my! I say, Don't let them stay. In ...
- Not A Shocking Myth Only the fair few shall perish, Over ...
- Ditch Not a hose, Nor the old rose. In the corner of the ...
Stuart Ronton, like many others, grew up in a busy urban town that was renown for its huge industry. He lived witha poor family and lived for 10 years in a shoddily assembled, one-floored house. Having no personal possessions, other than his widely famous clockwork mouse. Ronton moved out to seek a job at the age of only 10. Only a year later, both of his parents died of scurvy, leaving Ronton... more »
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Shortage
No food, water or food,
This is a Shortage.
Most dead from starvation,
Some from disorganised pyjamas.
Not folded, creased or pizza.
No house to cook the air.
Right about now some food would be nice,
'I can't' He said, i ate all the rice.
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