January 2010
Why Not? by Bob Milne
Sun, 31/01/2010 - 21:00 — Bob Milne2:28 minutes (2.26 MB)
Why Not? Copyright © Bob Milne 2010
(A Profound Pome What Bob Wrote)
I wonder why I've never seen a dog with fourteen heads?
And now I come to think of it, I've never seen a snake with legs.
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Obituary by Bob Milne
Sun, 31/01/2010 - 21:00 — Bob Milne1:59 minutes (1.82 MB)
Obituary Copyright © Bob Milne 2010
With heavy heart I have to say
That a friend of mine has passed away
He died, I regret, on New Year's evening
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Early Man In Hallamshire by Roy Everitt
Tue, 26/01/2010 - 20:30 — Roy Everitt2:15 minutes (2.06 MB)
Early Man in Hallamshire Copyright © Roy Everitt 2009-10
And so, to the ascent of man
as told by incidental things
we scattered where our time began
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Willow by Roy Everitt
Tue, 26/01/2010 - 20:30 — Roy Everitt0:34 minutes (542.49 KB)
Willow Copyright © Roy Everitt 2009
Around the widowed willow swept
confetti-like, a veil of white
and over crumpled carpet crept
Ode To Gordon by John Snell
Tue, 26/01/2010 - 20:30 — John Snell0:49 minutes (765.5 KB)
Ode to Gordon Copyright © John Snell 2010
Ocean apart, warming smile
Knowing we had to wait a while
We start to chat to pass the day
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Mr Nobody by John Snell
Tue, 26/01/2010 - 20:30 — John Snell0:59 minutes (918.15 KB)
Mr Nobody Copyright © John Snell 2010
People passing, looking down
With disgust, with a frown
Others show just how they feel
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BSO by John Snell
Tue, 26/01/2010 - 20:30 — John Snell1:05 minutes (1014.47 KB)
BSO Copyright © John Snell 2010
Deafening chatter, but no matter
Eager anticipation, pride of the nation
Bringing sensation
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Flame by Rob Lock
Tue, 26/01/2010 - 20:30 — Rob Lock0:39 minutes (616.92 KB)
Flame Copyright © Rob Lock 2010
It is Whit Sunday morning,
and ‘Come Down O Love Divine’ is on the radio.
They sometimes listen to this programme,
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