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Occasionally.
By Lee Cassanell
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Sometimes I'm a Bastard
Sometimes I'm the Pope
Sometimes I don't bathe for days
Sometimes I drop the soap.
Sometimes my eyes are open
Sometimes I'm so naïve
Some times I want to pray to God
Give in
Let up
Believe.
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Sometimes I feel like singing
Sometimes I love to smoke
Sometimes I feel the need to rhyme
Sometimes the rhyme doesn't work.
Sometimes I can't stop laughing hahhahaahahahaha...
Some times I'm really quiet
(A long sustained period of silence)
Sometimes it's green tea
Just music and me
Sometimes it's a free fucking riot.
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Some times I'm too honest
Too vain
Almost modest,
Some times I'm the pulse of the place.
Some times I tell lies
Like I quite fancy guys
Just to see the shocked look on your face.
Sometimes I'm all bollocks
Sometimes I'm all heart
There've been times when my eyes welled with tears,
Like the time in the pub you went arse over foot and
dropped all of the peanuts and beers.
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Sometimes, I feel bigger then Jesus,
Sometimes, I feel less then a man,
Sometimes I'm conceited
Sometimes I've repeated
Just to see if I still give a damn.
Chas and Dave chimney sweeping music
Cookies and Camomile Tea
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Copyright ©2004 Lee Cassanell
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Poetry - An Old Man's Afternoon By Maurice Fairfield
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In a would be poets' pub
Smoke stained
Dusty, (that's the pub not me)
And some of the would be poets too
If truth were told, as truth must be
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Poetry - In the End By Joe Hakim
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In the end
you have to settle for the moments
in between
everything else.
You get in from work
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Poetry - Xmas 2004 By Anonymous
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It's August, but the adverts already bawl,
Come, consume this festive Yule!
Why be different? Follow that trend,
And get to the shops to spend, Spend, SPEND!
To get the kids something fantastic,
Don't stress with wonga, just flash ya plastic.
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Poetry - The Morning after... By Lee Cassanell
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Four in the morning your eyes start to flicker
Mouth is a mire of tobacco and liquor
What happened last night?
Who's to blame for the slaughter?
Lips stung and dry call for Aspirin and water.
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Poetry - How to Lose Friends and Alienate People By Lee Cassanell
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I love you like a daydream
Like an opened pack of Rolos,
I love you like the summer
Like a Jimi Hendrix solo,
I love you like the ocean loves and laps at every wave,
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Poetry - A Case of Silly String and Whatever Next By Steve Rudd
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Money is the root of all evil,
A positive thought that's not shared is a waste.
So what if I've got an inferiority complex?
Insecurity is so simple to evade.
If you give me a dollar I'll trade it for a book,
Second hand glances deflect scathing good looks.
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Poetry - InSectEyes By M D Tasker
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Blackheaded cockchafers
Skittered through dream grass pastures
Their stench in the stale bedroom air
I inhaled sharply, breaking the surface of my sleep
Time unfolding forwards, infuriating already, fast in its creep.
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Poetry - Schoolboy Ethics By Maurice Fairfield
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We're not going to cut and run
We'll stay till the job is done
We're hard men here in Australia
We'll hang tough and never fail ya
Socialists and Greenies may
Live to fight another day.
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Poetry - Bollywood in Half a Minute By Jane Foster
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Two people meet and fall in love
But they can't be together,
Because of religion, or caste or something
So they go behind a tree
Sing a song about it
Dance in a cornfield for a bit
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Poetry - Life In The Balance By N. Sheppeck
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A mothers hope a heart that's torn,
To see her helpless one and all.
Afraid to think of better times,
She dwells on dreams that should be hers.
A bitterness betrayed by love,
She hides her tears from those she loves.
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Poetry - Bridge It, Jones By Jane Foster
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The archetypal Bridget Jones
Wants less flesh around her bones
To look like all the movie clones,
That's our Bridget Jones.
And every bar where'er you roam
Has turned into a Bridget zone
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Poetry - The Final Kick By Michelle Dee
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The beautiful game it is not.
Your team may well be unbeaten,
what about the innocent victims
who fall prey to vicious attack.
Hooligans spoiling for a fight
a score to settle before the landlord
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Poetry - How to Lose Friends and Alienate People By Lee Cassanell
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I love you like a daydream
Like an opened pack of Rolos,
I love you like the summer
Like a Jimi Hendrix solo,
I love you like the ocean loves and laps at every wave,
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