I've never been but found somehow
that you can always google downtown
For the Boston Common and the Public gardens
are just a click away in another town
I've fallen in love with my new web cam
snapping streets around the New England Aquarium
As clever souls cross Harvard Bridge
I take a break and raid my fridge
This long haul travel is getting tiring
my laptop probably needs rewiring
but I don't like to be kept in the dark
so I'll take a virtual walk in Franklin Park.
Tuesday, 9 August 2011
Googling Boston
Tuesday, 26 July 2011
‘Si el mar era de leche’
wandering pole, about town, Frenchy,
izquierda's lingo lit
Friday, 22 July 2011
A Baltic Beach
A church ahead
through porous trees
the sound of summers
been and will be
children follow
an exhausted leader
who stumbles onto the here
and whisks herself to maybe
Down the way
past ice-cream ladies
the beach glows
with sun-kissed everybody]
hats fix firmly
atop soft corpulence
as little people wade
and splash all and sundry
through porous trees
the sound of summers
been and will be
children follow
an exhausted leader
who stumbles onto the here
and whisks herself to maybe
Down the way
past ice-cream ladies
the beach glows
with sun-kissed everybody]
hats fix firmly
atop soft corpulence
as little people wade
and splash all and sundry
Holding hands
Giving in each time around
a sentence not even I believe
Am alone in this so hold my hand
and divide the cells of my pain
Maybe only then grace pours back
into lonely blood and a dead heart
where tears stored overpower hope
until you hold my decaying hand
a sentence not even I believe
Am alone in this so hold my hand
and divide the cells of my pain
Maybe only then grace pours back
into lonely blood and a dead heart
where tears stored overpower hope
until you hold my decaying hand
Dreaming goodbyes
Will we make it to the promised land
by a lake so still it soaks our souls,
in a forest of sweet smelling pine
dampened only by our woes
My very own wooden cabin
will house all the lessons
of forgetting your misty eyes
as the inner noise deafens
The wind blows on my deformed face
like supple breaths of relief
A red boat sets sail
greeted by our inevitable wreath
by a lake so still it soaks our souls,
in a forest of sweet smelling pine
dampened only by our woes
My very own wooden cabin
will house all the lessons
of forgetting your misty eyes
as the inner noise deafens
The wind blows on my deformed face
like supple breaths of relief
A red boat sets sail
greeted by our inevitable wreath
Friday, 8 July 2011
Gainsbourg the contrarian
wandering pole, about town, Frenchy,
izquierda's lingo lit
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