Modern Life Is Rubbish (The Railways) Poem by Richard Horton

Modern Life Is Rubbish (The Railways)

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Father was a spotter,
Mother couldn’t dance,
My son is sharp,
And my sister’s in France,

Picture Restoration,
Like a bollard,
A-Team or A-Plan,
Lets talk about Jimmy Bullard,

Tesco Corporation,
Art for no reason,
Makes perfect sense,
Art for salutation,
Cor what a bloody mess,

The Railways are here,
Big iron pig,
Electric not steam,
But no Anton Fig,

Eight sweet carriages,
Makes a world full of love,
Rest in peace,
My sweet little dove,
Cor what a bloody mess.

By Mark Cuttings a security monitor observer at the Tesco in Eastleigh

Friday, October 16, 2009
Topic(s) of this poem: sister
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Brenda Arroyo 16 October 2009

This poem made me smile because of the way it swayed in my head when I read it. And I totaly agree with you :)

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