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Stealth games


badger11

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Playing hide and seek with Mary,

counting the dark away,

breathing softly, scenting rumours.

 

Finally

 

I find her kneeling, cleaning

the rim, my toothbrush

humming like a wasp.

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Hi Badge,

 

The poem exhibits a curious blend of allurement and anility. But I'm not sure I want to know what Mary's cleaning :rolleyes: ...

 

Tony :)

 

The consequences of sin...or... :icon_eek:

 

cheers

 

badge

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Hi Badge,

 

The poem exhibits a curious blend of allurement and anility. But I'm not sure I want to know what Mary's cleaning :unsure: ...

 

Tony :)

 

The consequences of sin...or... :icon_eek:

 

cheers

 

badge

 

with a toothbrush? gimme a break!

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Hi Badge,

 

The poem exhibits a curious blend of allurement and anility. But I'm not sure I want to know what Mary's cleaning :unsure: ...

 

Tony :)

 

The consequences of sin...or... :icon_eek:

 

cheers

 

badge

 

with a toothbrush? gimme a break!

 

 

bootcamp punishment (except for the electric brush)?

 

badge

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lovely Badge quite a contrast, left to our own devices this piece fingerprints our psyche's with an indelible stamp;-)

 

DC&J

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left to our own devices this piece fingerprints our psyche's with an indelible stamp;-)

 

DC&J

 

It would seem so Dr C.!

 

badge ;0)

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  • 4 weeks later...
Aleksandra

Here is our Mary again, :) Badge. Most of your poems are like stealth games. I love what's between the lines. In this poem the first stanza captured me. Then came the puzzle... I love it.

 

Aleksandra

The poet is a liar who always speaks the truth - Jean Cocteau

History of Macedonia

 

 

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Here is our Mary again, :) Badge. Most of your poems are like stealth games. I love what's between the lines. In this poem the first stanza captured me. Then came the puzzle... I love it.

 

Aleksandra

 

Aleks you are so clever to have the insight into the 'subtext' of another language.

 

Always pleased to hear from you

 

badge :@

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