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When I first popped out of my mum, I saw what the world was like and yelled out, 'Put me back! '. But the doctor just said, 'Shut up, you little brat! ' and gave me a slap on the bum. Hence I yelled even louder and threatened to sue him for child abuse. (As you see, I was precocious as a child, but don't worry, the precociousness left me some time ago.) Then I kicked him in the wotsits. This... more »
Rory Hudson Poems
Waking up at midnight
in a room without a view,
taking up a book, you find
no pages to look through.... more »
(A haiku)
A child is singing:
even birds stop to listen -... more »
Again and again, the ghosts of aeons past
walk the narrow corridors of your life.
Again and again, they call to you... more »
Many have trod
this sandy beach
seeking for shells.... more »
I wish I could have eased your pain
as once we walked along the path
that led along a grassy ridge
and round the hill, and back again.... more »
A poem is a sorry thing,
Not fit for reading to a king:
It’s often full of silly rhymes
That waste a lot of people’s times.... more »
This grassy path
leads nowhere,
and so pleases nobody.... more »
At The Beach
Many have trod
this sandy beach
seeking for shells.
Along the shore
their footprints merge
in shifting sands.
Rising and falling
the ocean sighs
and washes all.
I stand alone
at water's edge.
I have no shells.
Looking back
I cannot tell
the way I came.
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